Bird collection

Parakeet - Budgerigar (More...)

Many claim that males and females are easily distinguished by the color of their ceres (the area above their beaks). The cere of the female is brown, reddish, white or light beige, while the males usually have a blue cere. Many times, however, it is

Parakeet - Derbyan (More...)

The Derbyan Parakeet is larger than most parakeets. It averages 20 inches (50 centimeters) at maturity. It is said to be similar in size to the popular Alexandrine Parakeet. These birds are sexually dimorphic, meaning that males and females may be di

Parakeet - Grey Cheeked (More...)

The Grey Cheek measures approximately 8 inches (20 centimeters) in length and weighs between 50 and 65 grams. Males and females cannot be distinguished by their appearance. If you want to know the sex of your Grey Cheek, it will need to be either DNA

Parakeet - Indian Ringneck (More...)

The Indian Ringneck is sometimes confused with other Ringneck species. The Indian Ringneck is larger than the African Ringneck and has a larger tail. The Indian Ringneck usually measures 16 inches in length, whereas the African Ringneck averages a me

Parakeet - Malabar (More...)

The Malabar Parakeet has beautifully colored plumage. The male is described as follows: its overall color is a bluish-gray with a sometimes reddish-pink tint. One of the things that make this bird so striking is the double ring around the neck of the

Parakeet - Moustaches (More...)

The Mustache Parakeet is perhaps most famous for its moustache-like markings on the sides of its face. These black markings really do resemble a moustache! They are a medium sized parrot, averaging 13 inches in length (33 centimeters) and 100 to130 g

Parakeet - Mulga (More...)

The average adult Mulga Parrot measures 10.8 inches (27centimeters) in length, making them a medium sized parrot. They are known for their colorful wings. Males and females can be distinguished by differences in their coloring. Males are a brilliant