Overall forest cover loss in 2000вЂ“2010 estimated at 23в™·% for Sumatra, 12% for Borneo, and 8в™І% for Peninsular Malaysia on Sumatra, it has been estimated that c.36% of primary forest cover in 1990 was lost by 2010 (including degraded primary forest). Now sparse in S Thailand doubtless owing to deforestation. Widespread in Kalimantan and Brunei, considered scarce by some and not uncommon by others huge concentrations in Mar recorded in one area. Similajau National Park, Sarawak, and Ulu Segama Forest Reserve, Sabah. Known from a number of protected areas across its range, e.g. Common in primary habitat, becoming uncommon in disturbed forest and plantations estimated to be increasing locally in parts of Borneo. Restricted to lowland forest in Greater Sundas, but the ability to exploit oil palms suggests it is relatively secure. Global population thought to be > 100,000 individuals but declining. abbotti but is present in Mentawi Is (previously treated as conspecific, see Taxonomy comments), has all-blue head, dark-grey mantle and back, powder-blue rump, and lacks black headcollar.Д«lue-rumped Parrot (Blue-rumped) Not globally threatened. cyanurus(wing of male mean 144в™І mm, versus 111вЂ“126 mm in cyanurus), Blue face with green forecrown, and strong, narrow black headcollar. Fairly small, bright green, a stocky parrot with a very short tail. Immature has grass-green head and body with yellow fringes to wing-coverts, males soon developing red upper mandible.

The Female has a brownish bill, brown head with coppery crown, yellowish-green below, and a small blue dorsal patch. Iris yellowish-white or creamy-white, legs and feet blue-grey. Upper mandible red (lower duller) head lavender-blue underparts greyish olive with a yellow pectoral tuft, shading ventrally to yellowish green mantle, upper back, and primary-coverts indigo-black lower back to upper tail-coverts bright blue rest of wing green edged yellow flanks and underwing-coverts red tail greenish-yellow

Blue rumped parrot