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Categories: Finch
BUY GOULDIAN FINCH FOR SALE
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Buy Gouldian finch for sale
Gouldian finch for sale, Gouldian Finches are 5.5″ – 6″(14 -15 cm) with the females being a bit smaller. The males are more colorful. The females are a bit duller, especially less intense in the breast color. Normal males have purple breasts, yellow bellies, and green bodies. The black-headed Gouldian is the most common in the wild, but about one out of four will have a redhead and on a rare occasion, a yellow head. Breeders have developed a variety of color mutations including the white-breasted, yellow-headed, rose-breasted, blue breasted, blue bodied, and white-bodied. The variations continue to grow.
Categories: Macaw
BUY GREAT GREEN MACAW
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Buy Great green macaw
Great green macaw is also known as the Buffon’s Macaw or the Grand Military Macaw. These large Macaws are rare in the wild. They are rare in captivity too, but they have proven to be good breeders. Today with successful breeding, Buffon’s Macaw is not only becoming more available, but a few captive-bred birds have also been re-introduced into the wild in some areas of its native habitat. Buy Great green macaw
Categories: Macaw
BUY GREAT GREEN MACAW
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Buy Great green macaw
Great green macaw is also known as the Buffon’s Macaw or the Grand Military Macaw. These large Macaws are rare in the wild. They are rare in captivity too, but they have proven to be good breeders. Today with successful breeding, Buffon’s Macaw is not only becoming more available, but a few captive-bred birds have also been re-introduced into the wild in some areas of its native habitat. Buy Great green macaw
Categories: GREAT-BILLED
Buy GREAT-BILLED PARROT For Sale
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The Great-billed Parrot, Tanygnathus megalorhynchos, is a glorious green with yellow and black scalloping on the wing, a bright blue rump, and a spectacular orange/red beak. They have fairly long tails, though not as long in proportion to their bodies as a macaws or conures. The males are a bit larger than the females with a much larger, almost disproportionate beak and a flat head. Currently there are very few Great-bills in the United States. In the wild Great-bills are from many islands of Indonesia - northern, central and southern Moluccas, Tanimbar Islands, Timor, Flores and Sumba in Lesser Sunda Islands, Talaud and Sangir Islands, islands around Sulawasi, western Papaun islands and those off the coast of Vogelkop, Irian and Jaya.
Categories: Lorikeet
BUY GREEN NAPED LORIKEET
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Buy Green naped lorikeet
The Green naped Lorikeet is one of the most colorful members of the parrot family. It is almost impossible to tell the difference between a lorikeet and a lory although some say the lorikeet has a longer tail than the lori. Also, the lorikeet has a pointed tail while the lori’s tail is rounded. The lorikeets and the lorys have a “brushlike” tongue that is used for eating fruits, flowers, nectars, and pollens. There are at least 21 different kinds of Green-naped Lorikeets.
