A beautifully colored parakeet from Australia. There are several species, like the Eastern Rosella, known for their brilliant red heads and multi-colored, scalloped back feathers.

A small, bright green parrot with a greyish breast and cheeks. They are the only parrot species that builds its own nest out of sticks rather than nesting in a cavity.

Also known as the Rock Pebbler, this is a slender, long-tailed parakeet from Australia. Males are a striking olive-yellow with red on the wings, while females are a duller olive-green. They are very active flyers.

Often called ‘Linnies,’ these small parakeets are known for their calm nature and unique barred or lined feather pattern. They are typically green with black markings but come in blue, grey, and cobalt mutations.

An elegant, medium-sized parrot with a long tail. They are typically bright green, but color mutations include blue, yellow, and white. Males are distinguished by a black and rose-colored ring around their neck.

Distinctive crested parrots from Australia. Grey body with white wing patches, orange cheek circles, and yellow head (males). Many color mutations exist including lutino, pied, and pearl varieties.

One of the most popular pets in the world, the budgie is a small, long-tailed, seed-eating parrot. Wild budgies are green and yellow, but selective breeding has produced a rainbow of colors.

A small, gentle parakeet with brownish-tinged plumage, a pinkish belly, and blue highlights on the wings and tail. They are known for their calm demeanor.