Green-Cheeked Conures

Lineolated Parakeets

Grass Parakeets

This Bourke's parakeet mutation, also known as opaline, features soft rosy reds that cover almost the entire body, with the exception of the tail, primaries, and a few secondary wing feathers, which remain black.

Cockatiels

This is how cockatiels look in the wild. They have a gray body and a patch of orange on their cheeks. After the first molt males acquire a yellowish face with a yellow crest, while females remain gray.