61. Home - Flying J Aviary Breeder of several quail species, cockatiels, lovebirds, African greys, ringnecks, Quakers, and cockatoos. Located near Las Cruces, New Mexico. http://www.freewebs.com/bjenk/

Flying J Aviary Quakers,Greys,Cockatoos,Ringnecks,Lovebirds,Cockatiels + More Home Contact Us Lovebirds Quaker Parrots ... Customer Feedback Dark Eyed White Quaker SHIPPING SPECIAL $115. Subject to change without notice. Contact us for more info. flyingjaviary@fastwave.biz landbjenkins@Fastwave.biz Who We Are and What We Do Flying J Aviaries are located near Las Cruces, New Mexico. We have a small but growing aviary. We breed Cockatiels , Lovebirds, Greys, Ringnecks , Quakers ,GreenCheeks , Cockatoos and others. We feed all of our breeder pairs 100% Roudybush and have had great results. For a great all around bird food , check out www.roudybush.com Services Our Lovebirds, Cockatiels,Quakers,Ringnecks and others are all handfed and very tame and swee t. Prices We have 29 breeding pairs of various breeds and enjoy the pleasures of this very busy hobby. As a hobby , we are able to sell our babies at a very competitive price. All of our babies have a health warranty. Payment made by PayPal , Check or money Order Our Lovebird prices are from $50.00 Cockatiel prices are from $50.00 .

62. CKC BIRDS The Best Cockatoo And Other Parrot Information Site Information and advice on African greys, amazons, cockatoos, and macaws, including diet, accommodation, breeding, and suitability as hand reared pets. http://www.ckcbirds.co.uk/

Home Site Index Parrot Toys Parrot Food ... Shop Info Welcome to C K C Birds T h Plus the best parrot photos, conservation and environmental information. So you think you want a parrot? Want more information? Then read on..... Above photo of a wild Lesser Sulphur Crested or Yellow Crested Cockatoo female taken in Indonesia. CKC Birds Bush Tucker Grub New Range Quality Parrot Food Select Cockatoo Diet Have you tried Pro C Probiotic? A Must to keep for all parrot keepers for those off days. Discounted NEW Montana parot cages available now! Prevent boredom and bumblefoot - Does your parrot need a new perch? Parrot Starter Pack shown above Our aim in initially putting together this web site was to provide information for anyone interested in keeping parrots.

63. Parrots - Parrots Breeder | ParrotVilla.eu - Slovakia Breeders of parrot species including macaws, Congo African greys, cockatoos and Amazons parrots. Located in Central Europe. http://www.parrotvilla.eu/

64. African Grey World Hand Reared Parrots : Home Breeder of Congo African greys, cockatoos, and Senegal parrots. http://www.africangreyworld.zoomshare.com/

African grey world hand reared parrots Home welcome to African grey world Hello thank you for visiting this site.we have just started in the world of parrot breeding after buying our pet grey charlie.we are only a small aviarie but hope to enjoy this hobby to the full.We will only have a small number of baby congo greys available each year but they will be worth the wait.All reared in a family enviroment with plenty of tlc.So they are fully weaned and able to cope with their new homes.I will bring you all the latest news and happenings as we embark on this great new chapter in our lives.. We now own ducorps cockatoos look at pics in the cockatoo page.these birds are great looking birds and make exellent pets. Check out our avalability page to see if we have a baby for your own family now.. Our hand reared babys are £550 + pet carrier to get you home safely. Hatch certificate and 24/7 help if ever needed. e-mail africangreyworld@zoomshare.com Newport News Catalog Coupons Search Engine Optimization and Free Submission If you are the owner of this site: You can start editing your web site by clicking here Forgot your zoomshare username or password?

65. CTA-Read Me Offers macaws, cockatoos, poicephalus, greys, and ringnecks. http://cheepthrillsaviary.com/

66. Breeders Blend Bird Food Food, water bottles, concrete perches and handfed cockatoos. Also general information about macaws and cocatoos. http://www.breedersblend.com/

Breeder's Blend Bird Food Places to Purchase Breeder's Blend Bird Food Majestic Cocka2s Birds Available ... Polly's Pastel Concrete Perches Never trim your bird's nails again WPT-USA Golden Conure Fund Species Information Page Bird Bread Recipe Avian Veterinarians ... Place an order for Breeder's Blend Bird Food or get a Price Quote This site was created by Glenn Reynolds Some of the photos and graphics in this site were donated by other entities and are for the sole use of ACNR Inc.

67. Visionary Cages Cages made of acrylic panels for macaws, cockatoos and cockatiels. Some accessories are available for these cages. http://www.bird-cage.com/

68. My Leadbeaters Cockatoo (leadbeater Cockatoo, Major Mitchells Cockatoo, Cacatua Pictures and information about a leadbeaters cockatoo. http://www.fluffies.org/zazu.htm

My leadbeaters cockatoo or leadbeater cockatoo ( cacatua leadbeateri ) and pet bird Zazu. ( leadbeater cockatoo, major mitchells cockatoo, pink cockatoo) He is a very sweet two years old leadbeaters cockatoo or leadbeater cockatoo and there are lots of leadbeaters cockatoo / leadbeater cockatoo pictures on his leadbeaters cockatoo or leadbeater cockatoo pages. Leadbeaters cockatoos aka leadbeater cockatoos aren't easy cockatoos (leadbeateri cacatua). I think the major mitchells cockatoo is a wonderful leadbeaters cockatoo. My leadbeaters cockatoo (cacatua leadbeateri) talks. On my pages: info leadbeaters cockatoo care, keeping leadbeater cockatoos, (cacatua leadbeateri)cockatoo care, cockatoo diseases: pbfd, leadbeaters cockatoo characteristics, leadbeater cockatoo characteristics, leadbeaters cockatoo cage, cage too small for leadbeaters cockatoo? Also leadbeaters cockatoo pictures (leadbeater cockatoo) plus (cacatua leadbeateri), leadbeaters cockatoo care, leadbeaters cockatoo information, leadbeaters cockatoo behavior. If you want a leadbeater cockatoo you should get informed very well as they are not very easy birds! Just as all other cockatoos they are very difficult, although it seems that they are far more easy than an african grey or a senegal parrot. Don't get mislead by these appearings! They will seduce you without you noticing it! These birds are, just like all toos very dusty, you will need to dust more. They need a lot of attention as well. Many parrots are given away or sold as owners don't know what they are starting. It is also a myth that birds are easier than dogs, parrots have the intelligence of a 3-4-5 years old child and there for you must take it extremely seriously! These birds measure from 30 centimeters till very big, they will need quite a large cage as their size demands that. Be ready to cope with these things, so you won't run into unwanted things, or unexpected things!

69. Maggie's Home Page A citron-crested cockatoo who nearly died from a chest wound. http://www.kelleys.org/maggie/

Maggie has move to the kelleys.org blog. Click here to visit her new home.

70. Alfie Cockatoo And Company A trained parrot act. Includes booking information, pictures, and other general information. http://alfiecockatoo.tripod.com/alfie/

71. Sulphur-crested Cockatoo (Cacatua Galerita) - Birds In Backyards Fact Sheet Explains what it looks like, distribution and habitat, food and feeding, and nesting habits. http://www.amonline.net.au/factsheets/sulphur_crested_cockatoo.htm

Birds in Backyards Home Bird finder Featured bird groups Bird-friendly spaces ... Birds forum Search the site You are here: Home Bird finder Sulphur-crested Cockatoo. Distribution map of Cacatua galerita Birds Australia Birdata Did you know? One of Australia's most popular and iconic birds, the Sulphur-crested Cockatoo, has been known to live up to eighty years of age in captivity. Facts and figures Research Species: No Minimum size: 45 cm Maximum size: 50 cm Average size: 48 cm Average weight: 833 g Breeding season: August to January in the south; May to September in the north. Clutch size: 1 to 3 Incubation: 30 days Time in nest: 65 days Calls The most common call is a distinctive loud screech, ending with a slight upward inflection Call in MP3 format Fred Van Gessel Conservation status Federal - Secure NSW - Secure NT - Secure Qld - Secure SA - Secure Tas - Secure Vic - Secure WA - Secure Status of Australian Birds Sulphur-crested Cockatoo Scientific name: Cacatua galerita Family: Cacatuidae Order: Psittaciformes Featured Bird Groups Birds behaving badly Parrots What does it look like?

72. Galahs - The Australian Galah Includes information, pictures and sounds of the Australian galah. http://galah.galahs.com.au/

introduction resources faq media Galah , Cacatua roseicapilla This website is dedicated to the Australian pink cockatoo, the Galah. It features a collection of information, pictures and other interesting details on galahs. This fascinating parrot is often misunderstood and under-estimated. The Australian galah is not only intelligent but also a loving social animal that mates for life. If you own a galah as a pet, have a school assignment or are just curious and want to know more about galahs, please feel free to browse through this site. I hope you find the information this site dedicated to the Australian Galah usefull. Also known as... Galah, Galahs, Rose Breasted Cockatoo, Rosies, Willock Cockatoos. Last Updated: October 2007 - Modified information on Feeding Baby Galahs - Added a links page in the Resources section. - Added more photos, sound file and video clips. introduction resources faq media ... GALAHs Australia

73. Parrot - Wikipedia, The Free Encyclopedia Wikipedia article explains the origins of these birds, the two families that make up the order Parrots, where they are found, and parrots as pets. http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Parrot

Parrot From Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia Jump to: navigation search For other uses, see Parrot (disambiguation) This article may require cleanup to meet Wikipedia's quality standards Please improve this article if you can. The talk page may contain suggestions. (March 2009) Parrots PreЄ O S D ... N Early Eocene Pet Rosy-faced Lovebird Agapornis roseicollis Scientific classification Kingdom: Animalia Phylum: Chordata Class: Aves Infraclass: Neognathae Order: Psittaciformes Wagler Family Cacatuidae (cockatoos) Psittacidae (true parrots) Strigopidae (New Zealand parrots) Blue-and-yellow Macaw eating a walnut held by a foot Parrots , also known as psittacines (pronounced /ˈsɪtəsaɪnz/ are birds of the roughly 372 species in 86 genera that make up the order Psittaciformes found in most warm and tropical regions. The order is subdivided in three families : the Psittacidae ('true' parrots), the Cacatuidae (cockatoos) and the Strigopidae (New Zealand parrots). Parrots have a pan-tropical distribution with several species inhabiting the temperate Southern Hemisphere as well. The greatest diversity of parrots is found in South America and Australasia Characteristic features of parrots include a strong curved bill , an upright stance, strong legs, and clawed zygodactyl feet. Most parrots are predominantly green, with other bright colors, and some species are multi-colored. Cockatoo species range from mostly white to mostly black, and have a mobile

74. New Zealand Birds | Birds | Gallery | Rainbow Lorikeet, Trichoglossus Haematodus Provides general information about the bird, taxonomy, description, diet, and common names. http://www.nzbirds.com/birds/rainbowlorikeet.html

nzbirds birds (of New Zealand) bird gallery Rainbow lorikeet Lories and lorikeets, the sub family Loriidae, are widely distributed throughout southeastern Asia, Papua New Guinea, Australia and Polynesia and are among the most colourful of all birds. They differ from other members of the parrot family in that rather than subsisting on a diet of seeds, they require pollen, nectar and fruits. As a result of their feeding habits, they play a major beneficial role in the pollination of trees and flowering plants. Taxonomy Kingdom: Animalia Phylum: Chordata Class: Aves Order: Psittaciformes Family: Psittacidae Genera: Trichoglossus Species: haematodus Sub Species: moluccanus Other common names: Trichoglossus swainsonii. Description: Introduced bird 30 cm, 133g. Where to find: Credit for the photograph: Illustration description: Selby, Prideaux John, and Jardine, William, Illustrations of Ornithology , published by Lizars, Edinburgh, 1826-1843. Greene, W.T., Parrots in Captivity Reference(s): Parrot Society of New Zealand Saturday, 30 October, 2010; ver2009v1 Narena Olliver new zealand birds limited Greytown, New Zealand.

75. Woodland Park Zoo, Seattle, WA - Home Describes where they live, what they look like, how long they live, and what they eat. Includes interesting facts. http://www.zoo.org/factsheets/parrots/cockatiel/cockatiel.html

76. Alexandrine Parakeet - Wikipedia, The Free Encyclopedia Brief Wikipedia article explains what they look like, where they live, how they nest, what they eat, and why they are endangered. http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Alexandrine_Parakeet

Alexandrine Parakeet From Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia Jump to: navigation search This article includes a list of references , but its sources remain unclear because it has insufficient inline citations Please help to improve this article by introducing more precise citations where appropriate (December 2009) This article needs additional citations for verification Please help improve this article by adding reliable references . Unsourced material may be challenged and removed (December 2009) Alexandrine Parakeet Male (left) and female (right) Conservation status Least Concern IUCN 3.1 Scientific classification Kingdom: Animalia Phylum: Chordata Class: Aves Order: Psittaciformes Family: Psittacidae Genus: Psittacula Species: P. eupatria Binomial name Psittacula eupatria Linnaeus The Alexandrine Parakeet or Alexandrian Parrot Psittacula eupatria ) is a member of the psittaciformes order and of the psittacines family. The species is named after Alexander the Great , who is credited with the exporting of numerous specimens of this bird from Punjab into various European and Mediterranean countries and regions, where they were considered prized possessions for the

77. New Zealand Birds | Birds | Gallery | Antipodes Island Parakeet, Cyanoramphus Un Describes this bird s history, habitat, nesting, and physical appearance. http://nzbirds.com/birds/antipodesparakeet.html

nzbirds birds (of New Zealand) bird gallery Antipodes Island parakeet The locality from which the specimen had come was not recorded. In March, 1886, however, it was rediscovered by Captain Fairchild of the government steamer Stella, at Antipodes Island. On a later visit, the crew obtained a number of them and brought them to the mainland alive. They were apparently easily run down and caught by hand. Buller related how readily they took to confinement even though captured as adults. Accidental introduction of predators such as rats, cats and mustelids, is a potential threat. The Antipodes Islands are nature reserves, and landing is strictly by permit only. In 1907, 12 birds were released on Kapiti Island. They survived for around 20 years. The species is held widely in private aviaries and adapts readily to captivity. A captive management plan is in place to safeguard the species. Taxonomy Kingdom: Animalia Phylum: Chordata Class: Aves Order: Psittaciformes Family: Psittacidae Genera: Cyanoramphus Species: unicolor Sub Species: Other common names: Antipodean kakariki.

78. New Zealand Birds | Birds | Gallery | Kakariki, Cyanoramphus Auriceps Discusses the history, physical appearance, habitat, and nesting of this species. http://www.nzbirds.com/birds/kakarikiyellow.html

nzbirds birds (of New Zealand) bird gallery Kakariki, the yellow-crowned parakeet That food failure was the cause of these irruptions or influxes is indicated, according to the ornithologist, W. R. Oliver, by the fact that in some districts at the same time there was also an invasion of rats. In 1888, he says, there was an irruption of red-crowned parakeets accompanied by smaller numbers of yellow-crowned in Marlborough. On such occasions the parakeets showed no fear of man who tried to lessen the damage done by the birds by shooting them. The parakeets, as the story goes, were not much frightened by the sound of guns and flew just a short distance away and continued foraging. Many thousands were shot. Two severe irruptions took place in Canterbury in the eighties when it was thought that the birds came from Westland driven out by the failure of food supply on account of wet and cold weather. They were considered among the worst pests in the Hutt Valley in the early days of European settlement and made serious inroads into the hop gardens of Nelson and the wheat crops of Otago. After fifteen years or more of these visitations the number of parakeets decreased considerably and they did not again recover. The Kakariki are members of the parrot family which are mainly tropical birds notable for their colourful plumage. There are two main species, the yellow and red-crown. The red-crown tends to be larger than the yellow.

79. Der Fabelhafte Kakapo Tells what they look like, where they live, how they became endangered, and what can be done to help. English, German, Japanese, and Portuguese. http://kakapo.net/

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80. New Zealand Birds | Birds | Gallery | Kakapo, Strigops Habroptilus Discusses the history, physical appearance, habitat, and nesting of this species. http://nzbirds.com/birds/kakapo.html

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