Nyasa Lovebird
Also known as Lilian’s Lovebird, this is one of the smallest lovebird species. It has a green body and a beautiful orange-pink head and breast.
Also known as Lilian’s Lovebird, this is one of the smallest lovebird species. It has a green body and a beautiful orange-pink head and breast.
A unique-looking conure with a distinctive black head and bib, a green body, and blue on the chest and flight feathers. They are also known as the Black-hooded Parakeet.
One of the largest white cockatoos, the Moluccan (or Salmon-Crested) has beautiful pale pink feathers that are particularly visible when they raise their large, impressive crest.
A large macaw that is predominantly olive green, with a bright red patch on its forehead, blue flight feathers, and a red and blue tail. Its name comes from its uniform-like green plumage.
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.
Known as the Eleonora Cockatoo, this is a subspecies of the Greater Sulphur-Crested. It is smaller than the Greater but larger than the Lesser, with a crest that is not as forward-curving.
One of the largest Amazon species, they have a green body with a dusty or ‘mealy’ appearance due to a faint white-ish tinge to their feathers. Some have a patch of yellow on the crown.
Also known as the Yellow-collared Lovebird, this species has a striking black ‘mask’ on its head, a bright yellow collar and breast, and a green body. They also have a white eye-ring.
Also known as the Leadbeater’s Cockatoo, this is arguably one of the most beautiful cockatoos, with soft white and salmon-pink plumage and a stunning, large crest of red and yellow bands.
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.