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In captivity, blue and gold macaws can easily live over 70 years. Born in 1985, Soho has plenty of happy years ahead of him. The long life span of these amazing birds is a major reason why so many end up being relinquished or abandoned by their owners. It is a lifelong commitment that should be taken seriously, as the bird will likely outlive its owner more times than not.