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Shocking Truth About the Dracula Parrot That Haunts Bird Lovers When bird lovers think of eerie, mythical birds, the scream that echoes from the depths of a misty rainforest rarely comes to mind—until the Dracula Parrot. This cursed avian legend has long haunted the imaginations of ornithophiles and speleologists alike, shrouded in mystery and chilling folklore. But beyond its spooky reputation lies a fascinating truth that blends natural wonder with folklore. ### What Is the Dracula Parrot? The Dracula Parrot (possibly inspired by real rare or little-known species such as the Blue-throated Macaw or tiny cryptic parrots of South America) isn’t officially recognized by mainstream science—but its myth captures the bird-watching community’s fascination. It’s said to glow faintly in twilight, with crimson eyes and a voice that mimics a shallow, mournful cry—haunting those who linger too long in forgotten jungle groves. Legends describe it as a spirit guide or spectral harbinger found only in remote regions of the Amazon or Andean cloud forests.