| She was a rather slight, elderly woman with a nose that resembled the large beak of a macaw. |
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| Everything from the modest sparrow to the extravagant scarlet macaw came to perch and settle around her. |
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| The Macal River Valley in Belize is home to three-toed tapirs, elusive jaguars, and a rare subspecies of scarlet macaw. |
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| The young great green macaw wobbled aerially into a nearby copse of trees, where it disappeared in the dense leaves, green vanishing into green. |
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| Here you stand a good chance of spotting such rare birds as the chestnut-fronted macaw and red-throated caracara. |
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| Jasper, the eight-year-old macaw, was on top form, singing, talking and clicking his tongue at all and sundry. |
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| For bird species we can cite the red and blue macaw, the brown-throated parakeet, the king vulture, the white bellbird, the hummingbird, and capuchin bird. |
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| A miniature rhinoceros nudges a giant rabbit, and an all-white macaw endlessly caws a song he heard on a creaking gramophone. |
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| The Philippines entered reservations for three species of Amazon parrots and one species of macaw. |
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| Profits from this illegal trade are high, with a single egg of a blue macaw fetching up to EUR 3,000 on the European market. |
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| The scarlet macaw is a member of the parrot family found in Costa Rican rainforests and similar habitats of the region. |
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| The video shows how the hyacinth macaw Luna recognizes the quantity of points on a suspended board and raises on a table the equivalent number. |
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| Blue macaw, fuchsia, jade and teal rectangular silk veil from the 'Galaxy' collection. |
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| Some of those species, as the giant otter, the hyacinth macaw and the Brazilian tapir, are considered as vulnerable or threatened. |
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| In Manú National Park in Peru, the members of five macaw species converge by the hundreds at mineral-rich riverbanks to eat the clay there, which may help them detoxify compounds in their diet. |
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| Use of intratumoral cisplatin and orthovoltage radiotherapy in treatment of a fibrosarcoma in a macaw. |
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| The two films show how the greenwing macaw Ruby proves its capacity in a challenge against a eight year old boy and against the French singer Eve Angeli. |
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| It's three years since she first voiced Jewel, the feisty macaw who gets together with Jesse Eisenberg's gentler and geekier Blu in Rio. |
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| But during its lifetime, a single macaw left in the wild might yield more than 16 times as much in tourist income. |
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| Fourteen days after presentation the macaw was anesthetized for trephination of the infraorbital sinuses. |
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| Heart failure in a macaw with atherosclerosis of the aorta and brachiocephalic arteries. |
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| Monoclonal hyperglobulinemia in lymphosarcoma in a cockatiel and a blue and gold macaw. |
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| Pulmonary artery aneurysm and polycythaemia with respiratory hypersensitivity in a blue and gold macaw. |
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| He could push this strategy further yet: Theodore Roosevelt, one of the president's role models, had a macaw, a bear, a pig, a snake and a one-legged chicken. |
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| Lymphosarcoma with plasmacytoid differentiation in a scarlet macaw. |
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| The gross and microscopic lesions in the skin of this scarlet macaw are consistent with avian poxvirus infection and secondary candidiasis and bacterial infection. |
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| Other new attractions planned for the zoo include an exhibit called Miniature Monkeys, a new home for the red river hogs and the opening of the Macaw Forest Zone. |
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| Already, 21 species have been lost, according to BirdLife, from the Hawaiian honeycreeper Poo-uli to Brazil's Spixs Macaw. |
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