Showing posts with label sun conure. Show all posts
Showing posts with label sun conure. Show all posts

Saturday, October 15, 2011

Sep-Oct Red Sun Cuddle Bugs


Our family has been traveling the states to raise money to go to Colombia as missionaries, you can learn more about that at BeMagnified.org (you can even support us!). We have a friend who watches Sunkiss and Pyro while we go on big trips and we were able to bring Sunkiss and Pyro back home for a few weeks, but without their large cage. So, we made a little play area on a six foot table for them. They seem to like it really well, I wish there was more of it in the picture. It has been a joy to have our parrots with us again, we love our cuddly little conures :)

Wednesday, December 8, 2010

Single factor sun conure- young


(He will get even more red the older he gets and the more he molts)








Friday, July 31, 2009

Sunkiss and Pyro this week flying around

my pretty birds

Sunkiss celebrated her 2nd Birthday July 24th

Happy Birthday Sunkiss!

Wednesday, June 3, 2009

Red Factor Sun Conure Eggs



Sunkiss and Pyro are up to 3 eggs!

The 1st egg was laid May 28, 2nd egg May 31, and the 3rd egg June 3rd.


Sunkiss eating like she's starving

Wednesday, March 11, 2009

Red factor Sun Conures


Red Factor Sun Conures



Red Sun conures, Pyro and Sunkiss, in the car... (above)
Red Sun INFO:
Red Factor Sun Conures, also known as 'Single Factor Sun Conures', originated in Hawaii (though sun conures are native to South America).
Sun Conures get 12-15 inches in length and weigh 100-120 grams.
They eat insects, fruit, vegetables, seeds, nuts, etc.
It is usually good to feed a pellet based diet. A diet of only seeds can easily make a sun conure over weight and malnutritioned -this can make them more susceptible to disease, sickness, shortened life-span, and poor feather development.


Flighted Parrots


Video #2 with a harness
(*Note: you could fly your parrots inside a gym area if outside seems too risky)
It is much healthier for a bird/parrot to have their flight feathers. Clipping their wings is like handicapping your beloved pet because of fears and ignorance. "Flighted parrots get more exercise in 5 minutes than parrots with clipped wings get all day"- Dr. Hartman.
Parrots like sun conures, are very intelligent birds, so if you do have parrot that is flighted educate them.
-Take them to all windows and let them see that they cannot go through them
-Where ever you might have a fear of your parrot getting hurt take them there
A plus to having flighted parrots is that they can fly to their cage or perch to go potty and fly back to you. (I'll post an informative video how to potty train)

Babies, like the ones below, are mostly red-orange and green in color. The yellow color usually appears on their bodies as they grow older and after their first molt. A true 'Red Factor' sun conure should have reddish coloring on the top of its head.



Normal Sun Conure and Normal sun conure Chicks below, see the difference?

Tuesday, March 10, 2009







My Red factor sun conures



Single Factor suns



Babies available hopefully soon :) no prices yet