Has yellow bill with a dark tip and yellow feet. Behavior Flocks are fond of perching for long periods of time in tops of tall trees. Flocks are very conspicuous. They are strong, swift fliers. At nesting time, flocks break up into pairs.
Males utter deep, mellow, owl-like whoos.
Reproduction Usually 1 - 2 white eggs are laid. Incubation is performed by both the male and female and lasts about 18 - 20 days. Young usually leave the nest about 30 days after hatching. Diet Mainly nuts and berries. Also fond of acorns and seeds and occasionally some insects.