This image depicts two Blue-and-Yellow Macaws (Ara ararauna) perched within an enclosure located in Barza Municipality, Syria

This image depicts two Blue-and-Yellow Macaws (Ara ararauna) perched within an enclosure located in Barza Municipality, Syria. The macaws are characterized by their vivid blue dorsal plumage and yellow-orange ventral feathers. The bird on the left is engaged in preening behavior, with its head turned downwards and beak positioned towards its flank feathers, its left wing slightly flared. The macaw on the right stands upright, appearing to rest with eyes partially closed, facing towards the right side of the frame. Both birds are gripping a horizontal, gray, cylindrical metal pipe with their taloned feet. Below this pipe, a multi-branched, weathered wooden perch is visible, running diagonally from the lower left towards the center-right. Several dark electrical wires are present; one is secured to the metal pipe with a thin clip on the left, and another is wrapped around the wooden perch. The background consists of a reflective surface, likely glass or a window, obscuring architectural details behind it, consistent with an indoor or enclosed environment.