@Btccuba 10 February 2021 more from that month

The name Catey comes from the Taino aborigines, who also called it "xaxabi." It is from the parrot family and known for the loud and repetitive sound they make when flying. It is a presser bird whose population was significantly reduced during the previous two centuries, due to the indiscriminate commercialization of its chicks. It is also known as a "parakeet." The plumage of these birds, which nest in the hollows of the trees, is predominantly green, with glossy yellowish hues. They have reddish feathers, especially on the head and neck. The eyes are also red. Couples of wild cateyes unite for life, and it is often said that when one of them dies, the other dies of sadness. Their average lifespan is estimated to be around 25 years and they mimic words and short sentences. It is found in the Ciénaga de Zapata, in certain areas of the Escambray mountains, in a wild breeding site in Yaguanabo, in the Sierra de Najasa of Camaguey and some eastern areas. #Naturaleza