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Yellow-Crowned Amazons 
Length: 35cm
Weight: 400-450 grams
Origin: Central Mexico south to Amazonian, Eastern Peru & Nth Bolivia

General notes Yellow-crowned amazons are one of my favourites they are renowned for there fantastic outgoing personality an excellent companion bird, very intelligent and great talkers. 

 

African Greys 
Length: 33cm
Weight: 400grams
Origin: Central Africa from Gulf Of Guinea Islands and the West Coast East To Western Kenya and Northern-Western Tanzania.

General Notes One of the worlds most intelligent birds, popular as a pet bird although not as outgoing as some and can be a little shy. 
They have an amazing vocabulary. 

 

Black-headed  Caiques 
Length: 23cm 
Weight: 130-170 grams
Origin: Guiana's and Northern Para, Brazil, West to Southern Colombia, Eastern Ecuador and North-Eastern Peru.

General Notes I personally have a soft spot for these parrots. 
They have the reputation of being clowns in the bird world. 
They are beautiful, inquisitive, rambunctious fearless playful parrot with excellent pet potential. 
We have been concentrating on this species for a number of years now. 

 

White-bellied Caiques 
Length: 23cm 
Weight: 130-170 grams
Origin: South of the Amazon River in Northern Brazil and West to Eastern Peru

General Notes Similar personality to the Black-Headed species playful, cheeky and fearless. 
Not as common in Australia as the Black- Headed Caiques We are dedicated to the breeding of these precious parrots

 

Crimson-Bellied Conures 
Length: 24cm 
Weight: 75-85grams
Origin: rainforest canopy of Northern Brazil

General Notes The most beautiful and rarest of all conures. 
They are relatively small but huge in personality. 
Quiet birds good for suburban aviaries. 

 

Eclectus Parrot Red sided 
Length: 35cm 
Weight: 400 grams 
Origin: New Guinea

General notes Eclectus Parrots are the most striking sexually dimorphic of all the parrot species. 
The male brilliant emerald green, female deep red/purple.

Eckies were one of our first pet birds we purchased a male bird called Zac in 1993 and then a female called Ruby we still have them but now they are breeding birds they chat away to themselves and are still very tame. 
They tend to be a one person bird.  Zac did not get along with Nick, hence why he is in the aviary now. Zac & Ruby are now excellent breeders. 
When hand raised they can make an adorable pet.