The Alexandrine Parakeet is a large and colorful parakeet native to South and Southeast Asia. It has mainly green feathers, a large red beak, and a long pointed tail. Adult males usually have a distinctive black and pink band around the neck. These birds live in forests, woodlands, agricultural areas, and sometimes near human settlements. They feed on fruits, seeds, flowers, and other plant materials. Alexandrine Parakeets are intelligent and social birds that often communicate with loud calls.