Generally speaking, the lifespan of relatively small species of autumn grass parrots is usually only 7-20 years. The Autumn Grass Parrot, formerly known as the Burke's Prairie Parrot, is a common and very cute parrot, with a body length of 19-22 cm. Their feathers are generally not green, and they are distributed in the north of Western Australia. In the past 1930s, the number of Autumn Grass Parrots was very rare, so it was designated as a protected animal by the state, and private trading and breeding were prohibited in the country.

The Autumn Grass Parrot, as a uniquely charming bird, has undoubtedly added rich color to our bird culture. . In the process of breeding, it is our common responsibility to understand and respect regulations and protect every life.