The Timneh African Grey is slightly smaller and darker than the Congo African Grey, with a horn-colored upper beak and a maroon tail. They are known for their intelligence and early talking ability.

A very popular Poicephalus species. They have a charcoal grey head, green back and throat, and a distinctive V-shaped patch of yellow, orange, or red on their belly.

This small parrot is sexually dimorphic. They are primarily greyish-brown with green feathers on the back. Males have a striking bright orange or red belly, while the female’s belly is grey.

A small, compact parrot with a brownish-grey head and back, a turquoise or blue belly, and bright yellow markings on the crown and the bend of the wing.

A stocky, medium-sized parrot, the Jardine’s is primarily green with black scalloping on the feathers, a black head, and red markings on the crown and wings. They are known for their steady temperament.

The Congo African Grey is the larger of the two common subspecies, with silvery-grey feathers, a white mask around the eyes, and a bright red tail. They have a solid black beak.

A large, robust parrot from the Poicephalus genus, the Cape Parrot is mostly green with an olive-yellow to brownish head. Females often have a distinct orange-red patch on their forehead.

A small, stocky parrot that is primarily green, with a brownish-grey head and bright yellow feathers under the wings, which are visible during flight.