Argentina. In the mid-2010s birds were discovered to have colonised Iguazú National Park, and as of 2019 the species appears to have spread further into nearby Parque provincial Puerto Península. The species is furthermore the subject of a re-introduction programme to Iberá Provincial Reserve in the province of Corrientes by the World Parrot Trust, Aves Argentinas and Fundación CLT (Conservation Land Trust) (and perhaps BirdLife International), which is hoped may promote tourism to the area. Captive birds from Britain were imported in 2015 and the first pair of British birds was released in February 2019. Its wild population is estimated to be currently between 50,000 and 100,000 individuals. Gallery References External links World Parrot Trust Parrot Encyclopedia - Species Profiles Red-and-green macaw videos on the Internet Bird Collection Stamps (9 countries) with RangeMap Green-winged macaw photo gallery VIREO red-and-green macaw red-and-green macaw Birds of Colombia Birds of Venezuela Birds of the Amazon Basin Birds of the Guianas Birds of the Pantanal Talking birds red-and-green macaw red-and-green macaw Articles containing video clips Species endangered by the pet trade