Tropical Parrots and Foliage Watercolor Painting

This item is a framed watercolor painting depicting two tropical birds, likely parrots, amidst lush foliage. The primary bird is a large macaw-type parrot with vivid coral-pink and orange plumage, deep blue tail and wing feathers, and a black beak, positioned prominently in the upper left section of the composition. It appears to be Squawking, with its beak open. A smaller, less distinct white or light pink cockatoo with an elegant crest is visible in the lower-center background, partially obscured by the foliage, its details rendered with softer strokes. The background is dominated by broad, light blue-green leaves, possibly banana or palm leaves, with soft purple and pink hues in the sky, creating an ethereal, almost dreamlike atmosphere. The style suggests a soft, impressionistic approach to watercolor, utilizing washes and blending rather than sharp lines, giving the artwork a tranquil and serene quality. The painting is housed under glass within a double matting system: an inner pale yellow/cream mat and an outer thinner gold-toned mat. The frame itself is a classical style, possibly wood or a composite material, finished with a distressed or antiqued silver and gold tone, showing some wear and possibly minor chipping or tarnishing consistent with age. There are no visible artist's signatures or marks from the provided image. The approximate age is difficult to determine precisely without further information or a closer look at the frame's construction or the artwork's backing, but the style would likely place it in the mid-to-late 20th century.