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It would certainly fit. Parrots are commonly found in all south american countries with the exception of Chile and Uruguay who have no contact with the jungle.
In Peru for example, the jungle is separated to the rest of the country by the Andean mountain ridge, but even so, flocks of green parrots and green parakeets make their way to the western coast and are commonly seen on tree tops even in suburban Lima making a lot of racket.
Now the color full Macaw Parrot is only found in the jungle but not only around the amazon river but even in the far away Iguazu falls between Paraguay, Brazil and Argentina.
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Yes, many parrots gather in the rainforest in Manu at a clay lick.
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There are two big rainforests in Peru, the Amazon Jungle and Manu jungle and yes, there are parrots in both of them.
Beau.Gus
If you have lost your parrot, you might want to put posters up all around Peru and if anyone sees it I am sure they will call, though you may get lots of calls from people who see a similar-looking parrot.
Large parts of the Amazon jungle (which is FULL of parrots) are in Peru...
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