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Parrot Pictures

Cockatiels - Included are some of our show birds from the 2001 season along with the Best Novice and 7th Best in Show at the 2001 National Cage Bird Show
Quaker Parakeets
Bronze Wing Pionus
Blue Crown Conures
Green Cheek Conure
GoldCap Conure
Brown Headed Parrot
Sun Conures
Senegal Parrot
Umbrella Cockatoo
Pacific Parrotlets
Wagler Conure
Yellow Collared Macaws

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Quaker Parakeets

Watch as a young Quaker goes from a little ball of yellow fuzz to a green and fun pet.

Quaker at 2 Weeks

2 Weeks

Quaker at 3 weeks

3 Weeks

Quaker at 4 weeks

4 Weeks

Quaker at 6 weeks

6 Weeks

Bronze Wing Pionus

4 Weeks

6 Weeks

8 Weeks

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12 weeks

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12 weeks

Green-Cheek Conure

Blue Crown Conures

Follow these guys that start off as all beak to talkative pets.

Blue Crown Conure at 2 weeks

2 Weeks

Blue Crown Conures at 4 weeks

4 Weeks - We called these guys Godzilla and Rodan and if you heard them you would know why.

Blue Crown Conures at 7 weeks

7 Weeks

Blue Crown Conure at 10 weeks

10 Weeks

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Sun Conure

One of our babies at 1 1/2 years old

Senegal Parrot

7 weeks old - 11/6/00

12 weeks old - 12/8/00

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12 weeks old - 12/8/00

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Hatch: 11/02
Picture: 12/13/02

Hatch: 11/02
Picture: 02/03/03

Umbrella Cockatoo One of our pets.	Wagler Conure	Red-Throat Conure The red throat develops as they age.	Black-Headed Caiques Hatch: 6/28 - 7/2/01 Picture: 10/21/01
Green Cheek Conure Hatch: 10/02 Pictures: 12/12/02	Goldcap Conure Hatch: 11/28/02 Picture: 02/03/03
Brown Headed Parrot
Picture: 12/10/01 Hatch: 11/02/01	Picture: 12/12/02 Picture: 02/03/03 Hatch: 10/02

Birds we have had in the past.

Pacific Parrotlets (Forpus coelestis)	The Pacific's are probably the most common parrotlet. Males can be distinguished from the females due to bright blue streaks behind the eyes and a bright blue rump. If you want a large parrot in a small package these are the pets for you. They are only 5-6 inches and are smaller than some budgies. There not great talkers but, they are vocal and not loud. Links: International Parrotlet Society
Yellow-Collared Macaws (Ara auricollis)	The Yellow Collared is considered a mini-macaw verses it's bigger cousins. These come in at 15-16 inches. Though mostly green through the body, their wings are blue and tail is red and blue. They have the same demeanor as the larger macaws and can be treated the same way. Their natural distribution is southern Brazil, Paraguay, and north-western Argentina.

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