On our bird pages, you will find a description of the various birds in our collection.
"Here we share our own experiences and, of course, there is also visual material available. Gradually, we will continue to add more content!"
Parrots are struggling in their natural habitats: habitat loss, climate change, and poaching. In aviculture, however, many species are actually thriving.
That’s why we support the work of Chris Biro and Bird Recovery International, who prepare young birds for a life back in their original environment.
Frequently Asked Questions
Do you have a question about our birds, working method, or current selection? Here you will find the answers to some frequently asked questions. Can't find your question? Feel free to contact us.
Most young birds are raised naturally by their parents. As a result, they are often not hand-tame. The aim is for the birds to grow up as naturally as possible and, above all, to be able to be birds.
The birds offered come from tested stocks and have been screened for the known parrot diseases. The young birds are also sexed. Additional tests are possible upon consultation.
The current selection is listed on the website. For more information about availability, prices, or a specific bird, you can contact us directly at: 0641361182
What we stand for
Our birds grow up as they should: with space to fly, companions of their own kind around them, and parents who raise them themselves.
Room to fly
Outdoor runs with their own night shelter. Wings are meant to be used.
Natural cultivation
Our boys are raised by their own parents, not by hand.
Conspecifics or partner
Each bird is with an equivalent partner or among conspecifics.
Nutrition and sunlight
Feeding schedules, fresh food daily, and plenty of daylight.
A selection from our range
Our aim is to let birds grow up naturally with their parents, so in many cases we only sell parent-raised birds that are not hand-tame (and are unlikely to become so).
Tools
Discover useful tools such as nest box cameras that we use for the optimal care and monitoring of our birds.
Camera systems
Keep a close eye on the nests without disturbing them.
Climate control
Ensure the perfect temperature and humidity.
Meal plans
Optimal nutrition for breeding and growth.