Saturday, April 10, 2010
Tuesday, March 16, 2010
Conure Hybrids
Nanday Conure

Nansun Conure
Blue Crowned Conure crossed with a Nanday Conure
(now this is something that I have just seen 4 days ago, these two birds below were suppose to be paired with their same kind but when separated they stopped eating. So, the breeder put them back together and let them go at it and the two pictures under them are two different chicks from their clutches (not exactly chicks they are around 7 years old)

And its somewhat common to see Jenday and Sun Conure crosses and the chicks look similar to both, but at this past Atlanta Bird Fair one breeder said that they knew of Sun Conure Green Cheek hybrids....
Is is possible? I'm eager to find or take a picture.
Many breeders do not like or condone the mixing of conure species. Making mix breeds on purpose. It can ruin the purebreds if there become lots of mixing, and others may say that it can cause bad health or genetic problems.
Others think its quite neat to mix the species. So far in avian culture hybrids seem to be sold for lots less than purebreds, unlike designer dogs these days like when you cross a yorkie and poodle (yorkiepoo) you get more money for the mutt.
Sunday, March 14, 2010
Monday, February 15, 2010
Red Factor Sun Conure Siblings
Hello everyone,
I have just around 7 weeks before our little daughter is born and I was looking for some advice on raising a human baby with parrots. I know parrots, especially sun conures, can be very loud and somewhat possessive. So if any one has had some experience in this area please let me know any tips, thanks!
My red factor sun conures are both 2 years old. The male is easy going but my female is a bit more bonded to me and a little possessive.
Friday, January 15, 2010
Monday, January 11, 2010
Birdie Fun
Sunkiss and Pyro playing on the table where the candy is this past week, and a video of them from right before Christmas with their new toys.
Sunday, December 13, 2009
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