This page was last updated on: April 26, 2008
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Paulie is a male Indian Ringneck, age about 4 years. He's in great feather and health, but hasn't had much handling and will need some patience to tame him into a snuggle-pet. Once he's out of his cage and in hand, he clings and loves to be petted. |
Here we have four of the ringnecks from last year. Their adopter is unfortunately having health problems, and has had to give up her birds. These guys are named Clyde, Sparky, George, and Harper...one male-female green pair, one male-female yellow pair. They are in fine health, although Harper is currently missing feathers from the back of her head. These birds are not tame, and will be best in a place where they can have a big flight cage and be pretty.
PLEASE REMEMBER THAT WE DON'T PERMIT OUR BIRDS TO BE USED FOR BREEDING. |
Ki ("KEE") is another of last year's ringnecks, a beautiful turquoise color. She has been unable to live peacefully with other females in her flock. Ki is not tame, and is quite fearful of hands invading her cage, or of being touched. |
Paulie and Ki have decided they want to share space, and are being protective of each other....they'll be placed as a pair |
Here are a pair of nice young budgies, male and female, 5 months old. They had an accident in their previous home, and both are missing several toes....other than that they are quite healthy, and the missing toes don't slow them down much...you can see from the pic they cliimb and perch just fine. These birds haven't been tamed yet, and haven't had a lot of handling. Their cage is rather small, so they'll need a new one when they go home. |


Draco is a male Blue and Gold macaw, age about 9 years, we think. He's healthy, though his feathers are in rough shape at the moment. He knows how to step up, and likes to play peekaboo by hiding behind his wing.. He talks, and knows his name. He eats well, and knows how to play with his toys. Like most big macaws, he's very noisy several times a day.
He is at that age where boy macaws become a little unpredictable, and need a little space and patience...but he's basically a sweet good bird. He'll need a new cage and play area, and someone who can deal with his changing moods for awhile. |
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