Breed Specific

Conure Owners

Sun, Green Cheek, Jenday, Blue Crown, Nanday and more. Conures are known as the clowns of the bird world. They are LOUD but fun, and are known as velcro birds because they are always stuck to you. They love attention and playing around.

Cockatoo Owners

Sulphur Crested, Corellas, Black, Major Mitchell, Cockatiels - there are 21 species of cockatoos in the world. While all parrots can scream, cockatoos are notorious for being loud, however, they form such strong bonds with their Owners that practically anything can be forgiven.

Galah Owners

Galah's are one of the many species of cockatoos. They're very playful, to the point of being hyperactive. Most Galah's aren't very cuddly, but they are so much fun to own.

Parakeet or Budgerigar Owners

Budgies come in many different colours, and are generally the "Starter" bird for most bird enthusiasts. They are easy to care for, but with a tonne of personality if you're lucky enough to own one.

Lovebirds

Hailing from Africa, Lovebirds are a popular little bird to have. They are one of the smallest birds in the parrot family but also need plenty of exercise throughout the day.

Geese Chickens & Ducks

Geese will honk as a form of communication and spend most of their day foraging for food. All ducks are heavily waterproof and they are omnivorous.

African Greys

There are two types of African Grey parrots, and they are among the most intelligent bird species in the world. Not only can they learn human phrases and words, but they also learn them in context.

Macaws

Macaws are the largest parrots and the largest of them - the hyacinth macaw - measures in at nearly three and a half feet long from beak to tail.

Eclectus Owners

Eclectus parrots can be very playful, with the males being slightly less noisy than the females - also less moody. They tend to bond with the family, as opposed to one person, but they still may have a favourite.

Indian Ringnecks

Indian Ringnecks are exceptional speakers, and can learn words and speak them with clarity. They are also roughly sixteen inches in length.

Amazons

Amazons are amazing talkers much like African Greys