What kind of parrot is this?

Brown-headed peony parrot, also known as Fisher couple parrot. Generally, it is about 15cm long and weighs 42-58g. The bird is green, and its forehead, mouth and eyes, cheeks and throat are orange. The top and back of the head are olive green; The chest and upper neck are orange; The sides of the body, abdomen and the inside of the tail are covered with yellow-green feathers, and the upper part of the tail is blue; The inner wing is covered with blue-green feathers; With thick white eyes, red beak and brown iris. Young birds are dark and have black beaks. Slightly smaller than the peach-faced parrot, it is a colorful parrot with dark orange forehead and cheeks, yellow chest, turquoise body, purple-blue tail, white eyes, bright red mouth and gray feet. It's very beautiful and lovely. Artificial breeding peony parrots can be caged in pairs or groups, and the activity space of each pair of birds shall not be less than 0.5 cubic meters. The birdcage should use 12 lead wire, and the diameter of the net should not exceed 2 cm to prevent the birds from flying away. The bottom of the cage should be covered with fine sand, and the feces should be cleaned in time to ensure the cleanliness of the cage. Peony parrots are often fed with rice, millet, millet and other feeds, and can also be fed with hemp seeds, sunflower seeds, oyster powder, leafy vegetables and fruits. Barnyard grass, rice and millet can be mixed and fed at the ratio of 3:2:2 every day.