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Welcome,
We are a small family aviary located in San Antonio,Texas with a love
for parrots, big and small.
Specializing in "Spoiled Rotten" lifelong companion birds.
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UPDATED 4/18/2024
*We have our first Magna Double Yellow Head eggs of the 2024 season.
*We are now taking reservations one the first two eggs.
*The Amazon eggs did not hatch.
See our past "Customer Ratings"
Click the picture of the species page that you would like to visit below.
*We have our first Congo African Grey babies of the 2024 season as of 3/302024.
*All of the current babies are reserved.
*We have 2 more new babies photographed as of 4/18/2024.
*We should have our second group of eggs in the next few weeks.
*We have two new Green Cheek Conures in the nest-box as of 4/18/2024.
*We are now taking deposits on these baby Green Cheeks as of 4/15/2024.
*We are expecting more Turquoise Green Cheek eggs anytime now.
*We have many different rescues available to the right homes.
*All Rescue adoptions are subject to an interview and a reference check.
*We are waiting for our first Black Headed Caique of the 2022 season.
*The first Caique eggs were not fertile, but first eggs usually aren't.
*This is a beautiful, large pair from our friend Carl Cline's "B.O.E." aviary.
"CONGO AFRICAN GREYS"
"DOUBLE YELLOWHEAD AMAZONS"
"SUN CONURES"
"GREEN CHEEK CONURES"
"RESCUE BIRDS"
"BLACK HEADED CAIQUES"
*We have new Sun Conure babies in the nest-box as of 4/13/2024.
*We are now taking deposits on new Sun Conure babies as of 4/15/2024.
*Call Terry @ (210)859-5198 or Diane @ (210)867-4756 to reserve a baby Sun.
Just click the gold stars!
We are a
"Five Star" aviary!
WHAT'S HATCHING?
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*We hope to have Half Moon Conure eggs in the nest soon.
"Blue Crown Conures" and "Half Moon Conures"
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"Quaker Parrots"
*We are not expecting Quaker Parrots again until Spring of 2024.
*Quaker babies and color choices will be reserved in order of deposits received.
*The Quaker babies that hatched, did not survive.
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Rescues,
Pairs and
Single
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