1. Draw a circle as the parrot's head, and then draw two arcs at the top of the circle to represent the parrot's wings.

Draw a support bar with two wings under the head, and then draw a heart in the middle of the wings to represent the parrot's tail.

Draw two semicircular ears on both sides of the head, and then draw two small circles under the ears to represent the parrot's eyes.

4. Draw the parrot's mouth under the eyes and draw an upward curved arc to show that the parrot is singing.

5. Draw the parrot's body under its wings. Lean forward slightly to show that you are flying forward.

6. Draw two slender legs under your body, and then draw parrot's claws under your legs.

7. Color the parrot. Usually the parrot's feathers are green or blue, so you can choose a color to paint on the parrot. In addition, you can add some details to the wings and tails of parrots to make them look more vivid.

This is the step of drawing a simple parrot. If you want a more realistic effect, you can try using different brushes and papers to add details and textures. For example, you can draw the parrot's eyes and mouth with fine strokes, or add some gradient effects to the parrot's feathers with watercolors. No matter which way you choose, drawing a simple parrot is an interesting manual activity, which can make you relax and enjoy the fun of creation.

Common parrot species are budgerigar, peony parrot, Feng Xuan parrot, monk parrot, honey-sucking parrot and so on.

1, budgerigar: It is one of the most common and widely distributed parrots, belonging to a small reptile species.

2. Peony Parrot: This parrot, also known as love birds, is the general name of all species in the genus Peony Parrot.

3. Feng Xuan parrot: Also known as cocktail parrot and Feng Xuan parrot in China, it is one of the most common medium-sized parrots in the world.

4. Monk parrot: body length is 28-30cm, wingspan is 43-48cm, weight is 90- 140g, and * * * has four subspecies.

5. Honey-sucking parrot: It belongs to Parrot Order, Nautilidae.

There are also large parrots such as sunflower cockscomb, umbrella Bataan and various macaws. In China, only tiger skin, Feng Xuan and peony are allowed, and the rest need certification.

African grey parrot is the cleverest parrot. Its IQ is equivalent to that of a five-year-old child, and its EQ is similar to that of a two-year-old child. It can count from one to six, do simple addition math problems, and recognize various colors and at least 50 objects.