Bird collection

Other Breeds

Vulture - egyptian   |   Vulture - king   |   Vulture - Turkey   |   Chicken - American Dominique   |   Duck - Mallard   |   Duck - Pekin   |   Goose - Brown African   |   Goose - Toulouse   |   Peafowl - Green   |   Peafowl - India Blue   |   Quail - Bobwhite   |   Quail - Common   |   Turkey - Bronze   |  

Cockatoo - Triton (More...)

The Triton Cockatoo is a large parrot that measures an average 18 inches (46 centimeters) and weighs approximately 693 grams at maturity. Males are generally larger than females. Like most cockatoos the Triton has stunning white plumage with a striki

Cockatoo - Umbrella Crested (More...)

The Umbrella Cockatoo is a very large parrot measuring 18 inches (45cm) at maturity. One of the most charming things about the Umbrella Cockatoo is his smiling face. While they are not actually smiling their cute bills and sparkling black eyes give t

Conure - Black Capped (More...)

Black-capped Conures grow to about nine and a half inches in length. They usually weigh around two and a half ounces. True to their name, Black-Capped Conures have black-brown foreheads, crowns, napes and head-backs, although they are predominantly g

Conure - Blue Crowned (More...)

Blue-crowned Conures are quite large, generally growing to about fourteen and a half inches. Their wingspans are generally around seven and a half inches. Although the birds are primarily green, the crowns of their heads are blue as their name makes

Conure - Brown Throated (More...)

Mature Brown Throated Conures average 10 inches (24 centimeters) in length. Though there are many subspecies, with different color variations, this subspecies has mostly green plumage. They differ from the St. Thomas Conure in that they have a narrow

Conure - Dusky Headed (More...)

Mature Dusky Headed Conures are average 11 inches in length. They are mostly green, though their head is grey. The Dusky Headed Conure has a greenish yellow abdomen, while the upper breast is not as bright, being more of an olive color. The feathers

Conure - Finsch's (More...)

Usually, Finsch's Conures grow to about 11 inches in captivity. They are predominantly green in color with red foreheads, forecrowns, and lores, although the red coloration never reaches the eyes. Finsch's Conures' wings are also red, as are the oute