Ducorps’ Cockatoo
A medium-sized, all-white cockatoo with a small recumbent crest and a pale blue eye-ring. They are known for being more gentle and less demanding than other cockatoos.
Double Yellow-headed Amazon
A large, popular Amazon known for its striking yellow head, which spreads down the neck as it matures. They are highly sought after for their talking and singing ability.
Congo African Grey
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.
Cockatiel
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.
Citron-crested Cockatoo
A subspecies of the Lesser Sulphur-Crested Cockatoo, the Citron is distinguished by its brilliant orange crest and orange patches on its cheeks. They are otherwise white.
Cape Parrot
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.
Buffon’s Macaw
Also known as the Great Green Macaw, it is the second-largest macaw species. It is primarily yellowish-green with a red forehead, blue on the lower back, and an orange and blue tail.
Budgerigar (Budgie)
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.
Brown-headed Parrot
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.
Bourke’s Parakeet
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.