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Wepresentdataonpresenceandabundance,andnest- ingactivityoftheexoticmonkparakeet(Myiopsitta monachus) inthe southernportionoftheBajaCaliforniapeninsula.Themonkparakeet wasrecordedforthefirsttimeinNovember2012atthetownofCha- metla, 7kmNorthofLaPazcityandsincethenthemonkparakeet hasincreaseditsnumbers.WerecordednestingactivitybetweenMay- August2013andMay-August2014.NestswerebuiltonMexicanfan  (Washingtonia robusta,  75%) andcoconut (Cocos nucifera,  25%) palms.Monkparakeetswereobservedfeedingonfruitsofdatepalm (Phoenix dactylifera), mesquite(Prosopissp.), tamarin(Tamarindus indica),  guamuchil (Pithecellobium dulce)  andpearlberry (Vallesia glabra), andremainsofhumanwastefoods.Finally,wediscussthe potentialimplicationsoftheestablishmentofthisexoticspeciesinthe region.

Cotorra argentina (Myiopsitta monachus), especie anidando con éxito en el sur de la Península de Baja California