Stephen’s Lories or Henderson Lorikeet
The Henderson Lorikeet (Vini stepheni), also known as the Stephen’s Lorikeet, is endemic to the Henderson Island – which is part of the Pitcairn Group of
Pet Birds
Pet Birds articles from Beauty of Birds: expert, ethical guidance on caring for and training pet birds.
Red-fronted Parrotlets
The Red-fronted Parrotlet, Touit costaricensis, has historically been listed as a sub-species of the Red-winged Parrotlet as Touit dilectissima
Cage Safety
Before buying a cage make sure it does not contain lead or zinc, as either one is toxic to birds). Please visit this website to find out criteria that will
Name Confusion & Alternate (Global) Names
Historically, there has always been a lot of confusion with the Green-winged Macaws, which also have a mostly red plumage. However, the Green-winged has a
Blue-headed Macaws aka Coulon’s Mini Macaws: Breeding / Nesting
Within their natural range, the Blue-headed Mini-Macaws or Coulon’s Mini-Macaws (Primolius couloni) usually breed from October to April.
Hanging Parrots
Hanging parrots are endemic to tropical southern Asia.
Perfect Lories aka Yellow-headed Lorikeets or Olive-headed Lorikeets
The Perfect Lorikeet (Trichoglossus euteles), also known as the Yellow-headed or Olive-headed Lorikeet, is endemic to Timor-Leste and the Lesser Sunda Islands
Red-faced Parrots aka Caïque De Salvin, or Lorito Ecuatoriano
The Red-faced Parrots (Hapalopsittaca pyrrhops aka Hapalopsittaca amazonina pyrrhops) is also known as Salvin’s Rusy-faced Parrot, Caïque De Salvin, or Lorito
Orange-breasted Fig Parrots (Cyclopsitta gulielmiterti gulielmiterti
English: Breeding Fig-Parrots in Weltvogel Park Walsrode: With Calmness to Success!
Jandaya / Jenday Conures aka Flaming Conure aka Yellow-headed Parakeet
The Jenday Conure or Jandaya Parakeet (Aratinga jandaya) is native to northeastern Brazil.