Updated November 18th, 2008    Hyacinth Macaw -  (Only 1 Available)

The Hyacinth Macaw is considered an endangered species and can no longer be imported.

Native to central and eastern South America, the Hyacinth Macaw (Anodorhynchus hyacinthinus), or Hyacinthine Macaw, is the largest macaw and the largest flying parrot species in the world, though the flightless Kakapo of New Zealand can outweigh it at up to 3.5kg. In terms of length it is larger than any other species of parrot.

The Hyacinth is so amazingly large and beautiful, it is certain to take your breath away when you see the gentle nature of this species.

This baby hatched on August 24, 2008 and is now available for purchase so he/she can go home with his/her new family once the weaning is completed.

Due to Hatch Beginning of January (update: December 4th, 2008)

Be certain to reserve yours now, they do go quickly once we list them.

Blue-Crowned Conures in are social birds and are relatively good talkers for Aratingas. We usually have our hand-fed babies talking and saying, "hello' before they have completed weaning. They have become quite popular as pets, with a reputation as one of the "easier" parrot type birds to care for.

 However, they are also intelligent, high-energy birds that require a lot of attention and a cage with ample room and toys. They can also be quite loud at times and the prospective owners should be aware that this is a part of owning this type of bird. Consequently, they are more appropriate companions for people familiar with birds and residing in a house dwelling vs. an apratment type setting.

Green Cheek Conure Mutations

Update- December 4th, 2008 - Currently On Eggs!!

(Update: (SOLD) Yellowsided/Cinnamon male from this clutch is available for his new home, call now to place your deposit and ensure he comes home to you when his weaning is completed!

Yellowsided/Cinnamon mutation (coloring) is $275.00 (available)

Pineapple mutation (coloring) is $350.00 (reserved)

(These babies are  beautiful  with a lot of red coloring!)

Congo African Greys (Update : November 16,2008)

We now have 2 clutches of Congo African Grey Eggs Due to Hatch in Mid December!

Three already sold- don't wait, they won't last long!

The African Grey Congo is a beautiful, intelligent parrot, that would make a wonderful addition to your family, as long as you understand their capabilities and have the patience to give them all that they need.

Owning a parrot is something that takes lots of love and time, in order to have a good relationship with them. They have definite needs, and if fulfilled, you will have a lifelong friend.

There are many attributes to sharing your world with an African Grey Congo.

They have the intelligence level of a five-year-old, yet the emotional level of a two-year-old. It is quite like having a perpetual toddler in your home.

If unattended they have enough abilities to get themselves in trouble, so it is always important to keep an eye on them. Nevertheless, they love to interact with their family, and will like to be everywhere you are, whether at the kitchen table, or taking a shower. In the wild, the African Grey is a flock bird, so you and your family are their flock in their eyes. They want to be with you as much as possible. They do not necessarily have to be on you to interact but like to be included in the family activities whether it be watching TV or cleaning the house, as long as they are involved some way, they are happy.

The African Grey is known for its talking ability. They usually begin talking anywhere from 3 months to 1 year of age and quite frequently are talking before they leave to go to their new families after weaning.

 They are excellent mimics, and have the ability to not only repeat words and sentences, but just about any sound that is a regular in your household. Telephones, microwave beeps, coffeepots are easy for them to imitate. They can have in their repertoire as much as 2000 words. Not only do they speak just as if the person they are imitating is standing right there, they also can feel what we are feeling and are capable of reacting to our emotions.

The do not always just repeat, they can understand a lot of what they say, by knowing the right response what is spoken to them. The African Grey Congo is without a doubt, very talented, but they are also very skittish. They are cautious of strangers, they have to be eased into new toys and new situations, but if you approach them quietly and calmly winning their trust, they can adapt and be very happy with their human family members. Once they trust you, they are so loyal, and love to have the back of their heads scratched. They will even snuggle under your chin, which is more likely to happen at the end of the day, when they are almost ready for sleep and relaxed.

If you've never owned an African Grey before, you will wonder why it took you so long!

Cherry Head Conures  (Update: November 28th, 2008)

Three eggs to hatch ending of December - (Place your deposit now to reserve)

These babies are loving and form strong bonds with their human families. They are known for their bright "Christmas" coloring and their talking ability. Highly intelligent birds that are very rarely seen in pet stores!

They are so sweet- these babies will lie on their backs in the palm of your hand and let you pet their bellies and they are already starting to talk with "Hello" being their first word.

As babies, they are an all green coloring, developing their red masks when they mature.

For more inforation or to reserve your companion now, contact us through:

1 (208) 684-3565 -or - parrots4u2@gmail.com

MITRED CONURES

UPDATE: JULY 21st, 2008  Currently None available:

Mitred conures are known to become very attached to their owners. Mitred conures are playful, loud clowns. These pet birds can also become good talkers and are considered the loudest and most animated of the Aratinga group of conures. The mitred conures are good for owners who want a bigger bird that is still easy to care for and handle. Mitred conures can easily entertain themselves if give lots of toys but they also enjoy interacting and playing with their human flock.

Behavior/Health Concerns:  Mitred Conures are active pet birds that like to get plenty out-of-the-cage time to play. A combination of both pellets and sprouted seeds works well as a diet for Mitred Conures. A diet that consists of a combination of both pellets and sprouted seeds as well as fresh fruits, vegetables, nuts, cooked brown rice, beans or pasta. Provide your conure with plastic, wood, puzzle, musical, rope, leather and other varieties of toys. The amount of red on a mitred conure’s head varies. On some birds, the red extends over the forehead to the cheeks and around the eyes, while other mitred conures have just the red on the head and around the eyes. Some mitred conures also have red on the neck and abdomen. Young mitred conures only show red on their foreheads and develop more red coloring as they mature.

Mitred Conures originate from South America. Their life expectancy is approximately 30 years. Moderate noise level with ability to speak words and phrases. Known for their comical antics and lively personalities.

Currently 3 eggs due to hatch end of December 2008.

Only TWO still available for deposit - Updated: December 4th, 2008

The mother of this clutch is our family pet and her temperament is absolutely astonishing! These are the most amazing birds that we have encountered (this is why they are our one of the "pets of choice" for our family). They are comical, witty and so loveable it will amaze you!

When you place your order, be sure to inform us whether you would like to include "Flight Suit" training for your new baby. There is no greater joy than to take your baby outside with you without any fear of them taking off or getting hurt.

EXTREMELY rare bird and no longer imported into the US.

White Eyed Conure

The last baby White Eyed Conure is now sold

Stay tuned for updated pictures, but don't hesitate to place yours on reservation now to ascertain that you are able to acquire one of these beautifully singing birds from Morris Aviaries before they are all spoken for.

Awesome pets that are affectionate and bonding to their humans. Hard to find bird that is highly intelligent and comical.