Converse of object

• see: When I saw a young macaw looking out of the spout nest entrance I was elated!

• include: He had an extensive collection of clothes and props, including a pet macaw that had the run of the house.

• perch: We hardly had finished our breakfast, when Wim spotted a pair of Blue-headed Macaws perched near the lodge clearing.

• hear: Through the Internet remote participants also used their microphones to trigger the vocal apparatus of the telerobotic macaw heard in the gallery.

• watch: In the late afternoon we'll walk toward the nearby river to watch Chestnut-fronted Macaws fly in to roost.

Adjective modifier

• blue-throated: The existence of forest islands offering healthy populations of these palms are the single most important ecological requirement for the Blue-throated macaw.

• telerobotic: Despite its glorious beauty, the telerobotic macaw could fly.

• scarlet: Along the way, we were greeted by 5 scarlet macaws showing off their colors in the trees on the banks.

• green: One of the richest areas in the country for birding, the great green macaw is one of the highlights.

• large: The large macaws desperately need the companionship of their own species.

• great: One of the richest areas in the country for birding, the great green macaw is one of the highlights.

Modifies a noun

• lick: Perhaps you want to be there at a time when the macaw clay licks are almost guaranteed to be busy?

• feather: The two long macaw feathers are decorated with duck down and were worn at the back of the head.

• population: We rely totally on private donations and appeal to those who truly care about the dwindling macaw populations in the wild.

• specie: However the pet trade has had a bad effect on many macaw species, driving them to the brink of extinction.

Noun used with modifier

• hyacinth: In Bolivia, the hyacinth macaw, one of the largest parrots, numbers about 3,000 birds.