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This is Maya, a Camelot Macaw. Maya weighs upwards of 2 pounds, and is more than 30" tail-tip to top of head. She is 14 years old and has been with her human family for 13 years.

Macaws are omnivores that can live up to 60 years in the wild. They congregate in flocks. The Camelot Macaw is an F2 (second generation) hybrid: a cross between a Catalina (also a hybrid) Macaw and a Scarlet Macaw. The hybrids don't have true scientific names, therefore the Camelot is denoted by Ara macao/Ara ararauna x Ara macao. More than 35 different macaw hybrids have occurred. More hybrid Macaw information can be found here:
http://birds.about.com/od/macaws/a/hybridmacaws.htm
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This image is copyrighted to Kae C’s Images (Kae Cheatham). Not in public domain. NOTE: Greeting Card price shown is for a pack of ten. A pack of 25 is also available.
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I am a visual artist (Kae C's Images) at work a few miles east of the Continental Divide in Montana USA, who produces photographic images, graphic arts, and computer art. I started with SLRs, but since 2002 have embraced the digital era. My photos have been used in many publications, including American Cowboy, Bloodlines, Orion Magazine, Pro Rodeo World (along with my articles), and Royal Wings (an international in-flight magazine). Digital painting and graphic art techniques developed when working with authors to create covers for their books. I apply these skills to many of my images. The bulk of my PHOTOGRAPHY deals with rural enterprise and activities. If you are interested in those subjects (with a western flair) please visit my...