Parrot

Parrots are upcoming flying-capable bird type tamable mobs.

Spawning
Parrots will only spawn in jungle biomes. However, they can also be spawned using a spawn egg.

Appearance
Parrots come in five different colors: red, green, blue, cyan and gray.

They are 0.5 blocks wide and 1 block tall.

Drops
When killed, they will drop 1 or 2 feathers.

Behavior


Parrots are passive mobs, and will never attack, even if attacked. They are able to fly, and will usually fly upwards if struck. They will fly under normal conditions, but they can "tire" and return to the ground. They may fly upwards and then spin around in circles in the same X/Z co-ordinate instead of flying in a direction, but this is likely due to a bug.

They can be tamed by feeding them cookies.

When tamed, right-clicking on them will have them sit on that player's shoulder. Although they will dismount if the player jumps or enters water, tame parrots will slowly fly after the player, and may teleport if there is a sufficient distance. A player can have one parrot on each shoulder. They always sit on the left shoulder first if it is empty. They will also display in the inventory when equipped.

Parrots may also imitate the passive sounds of hostile mobs nearby (as well as the hiss of creepers); the sound produced by the parrots are simply the same sound with a higher pitch.

Parrots crowd and settle around other nearby mobs.

If they end up in water, they will swim by flapping their wings.

Data values
Parrots have entity data associated with them that contain various properties of the mob. Their entity ID is.

When a parrot is resting on the player's shoulder, it ceases to be a distinct entity, and its entity data is stored meanwhile in the player's  or   tags. See also Player.dat.

Trivia

 * Parrots are based on real-life macaws, "with a bit of a Minecraft twist."
 * Just like chickens, Parrots will not take fall damage.
 * In real life, parrots should not be fed chocolate chip cookies, as chocolate is toxic to parrots.
 * It is a reference to the popular phrase "Polly wants a cracker".