Caiques are native to the Amazon Basin in South America, and this particular species is found south of the Amazon River, as opposed to the Black-headed Caique, which is north. Caiques are known as the clowns of the parrot world, due to their cute "dancing" and their playfulness. Come in soon to take a look at this little parrot. (photo coming soon)

This sweet bird is also known as the Red-fronted Parrot, as is found across wide areas of Africa. Poicephalus parrots are known for their quiet and laid back nature. Jardine's can mimic speech, and we have already heard this one talk! Come in today to take a look at this unique bird. (photo coming soon)

These beautiful birds are native to the Solomon Islands, New Guinea, and parts of Australia. They are very unique among parrots due to their sexual dimorphism; the male is primarily green, and the female primarily red. We have a male currently that is just weaned. (photo coming soon)

We have just a few of these beautiful birds left! We have two that are close to a year old, and one (pictured) which is recently weaned. These birds are native to South America, and are one of the most beautiful conures.

Green-cheeked Conures are native to central South America. They can be quite playful, and they can learn to speak a little as well. We currently have a Turquoise color morph available.

Scarlet-chested parakeets, also known as scarlet-breasted parrots or splendid parrots, are endemic to Southwest Australia, moving readily around the Great Victoria Desert. These birds belong to the grass parakeet genus and exhibit a trait similar to chickens (scratching at the ground) when it comes to foraging for food.

This beautiful bird is a hybrid of a Goffin's Cockatoo and an Umbrella Cockatoo. They don't get as big as their Umbrella parent, but still retain all their affection, with the added playfulness from the Goffin's in them. This bird is still being hand-fed. Come in soon to take a look at this cute "little" baby for yourself.

We have a wide variety of finches and canaries available as well. Some of the finch species we carry include: Lady Gouldian, Star, Cordon Blue, Fire, Society, Zebra, Java, Parrot and Silver-bill. We also have many canaries to choose from: singers, hens, Varigated, Red Factor, Lizard, and Yellow. Please check with us as availability may change.

NOTE: All of our birds are avicultured (captive-bred). If our birds are being handfed, you may pay a down payment for at least half the price of the bird, in order to hold it until it is ready to go home, at which time, the bird, cage, and/or accessories must be paid in full. All of our baby birds, once weaned, must be cage trained in order to make sure they can maintain their own weight, and are healthy, before going home with you. Availability and pricing is subject to change, please contact us if you have any questions.