Ying Ge with a red beak is a bird of Nautilidae of Nautiliformes. The etymology of the common name "Pionus" comes from the Greek PIONOS, which means "fullness". * * * There are six subspecies, each of which is 26-30cm and weighs 255-275g. Ying Ge introduced Ying Ge (scientific name: Ornus Flower Face) into the order Parrot. Pinus? The etymology of this common name comes from the Greek PIONOS, right? Plump? The meaning of (fullness). * * * There are six subspecies, each of which is 26-30cm and weighs 255-275g. The bird's body is green and its head is olive green. Cheeks are olive with a little blue; Blue will extend from the throat to the top of the chest, the chest and abdomen are dark olive, the back is dark olive yellow, the middle of the tail is green, and the inner feathers are red; The beak of a bird is red and the bottom is light red; The iris is brown.

Habitat in forest areas, coastal lowland forest areas, plains with few trees, and sometimes foraging in agricultural areas. Usually in pairs or in groups of three or five, they are quite quiet when foraging, and occasionally noisy when gathering in large quantities, and have the habit of seasonal migration. The location of the migration depends entirely on whether there is enough food. Distributed in Bolivia, Colombia, Ecuador, Peru and Venezuela.