Bird Breeds

Concise Overview Of Popular Beloved Pet Birds Species

When you decide to adopt birds as pet require many elements that you have to accommodate when you choose to become a pet owner. You must be able to place to the responsibilities and allot the right time and money to make sure that your pets will always be at the top of their game. You can choose from the following popular species of birds. The Cockatiels.... [Read more of this review]

Yellow Collared Macaw

The Yellow Collared Macaw is also known as the Yellow Naped Macaw or Golden Collared Macaw and can be found in South American countries like Brazil, Paraguay, Bolivia and Argentina. The Yellow Collared Macaw is one of the smallest Macaws and breeders call it  Read More →

Umbrella Cockatoo

The Umbrella Cockatoo is also known as the White Cockatoo and has the scientific name of Cacatua alba. It can be found mostly in Indonesia. These birds grow to around 24 inches in length from the beak to the tail feathers. Their lifespan is sometimes even 80 years old or more. It depends on how well it was taken care of. Umbrella Cockatoo is a sweet... [Read more of this review]

Victoria Crowned Pigeons

The Victoria Crowned Pigeons are the biggest pigeons. They reach lengths between 28 and 30 inches from head to tail feathers. This bird species lives almost 25 years in captivity. The Crowned Pigeons are tolerant birds, very intelligent and affectionate. They like to spend time with other bird species and they are easy to train and tame. The body... [Read more of this review]

African Grey Parrot

Also known as the Timneh African Grey or the Congo Afican Grey, this bird originates in Africa, just like the name suggests. These birds are considered to be large birds. They grow to about 12, 13 inches from beak to tail feathers and this is why they need a lot of space to exercise and play. The African Greys live for many years if they are taken... [Read more of this review]

Whydahs

Whydahs are ideal subjects for housing with weavers or birds of a similar size. Because whydahs are among the largest and more aggressive species of finches, do not house them with birds of smaller or weaker species, such as smaller waxbills. Keep them in a large well-planted aviary, since they must have adequate room to exercise their active nature.... [Read more of this review]

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