Riot my #1 Gold Cap boy.....isn't he beautiful?
Three baby sun conures that I have hand fed. They are now weaned and are looking for loving homes. They are super sweet and do not bite...they love people and love to snuggle. I just love them...there is a male on the left and two females.
This is the newest addition to the feathered family...a white bellied caique!
One of Gala and Fiesta's babies...a beautiful pineapple male. We have three pineapples available to loving homes...their sister a yellowside went to live with Diana near Montreal. Gala and Fiesta have gone back to nest, we are hoping for more beautiful yellowsides and pineapples in December.
Two of my "cheeky" babies, a pineapple and a yellowside in the back.
My sweety Tim Bit.
Tim Bit showing off his wings!
I am harness training Greycie. I love being able to take her outside with me. She really doesn't like the harness but will tolerate it because she likes being outside.
What a fluke picture.....I just love it!! Our Sun Conure Pekabu flew onto the camera just as I was taking a picture. You can see his tail hanging in the way. It looks as if Magic moved so that she could still be in the shot. What a little clown she is!
Magic stopping to pose for me!
Another shot of beautiful Magic.

Magic and Pekabu
Greycie having fun swinging on her bell.
Greycie strikes a pose or she may be dancing a jig...not sure!!! ha ha ha
Miss Magic...the coolest bird EVER!
Molly eating her almonds...her very favourite!!!
Somehow this little Black Headed Caique.....Magic.....stole our hearts and had to stay with us. She and Molly have become fast friends and I could not take her away from Molly. Thank You Susan for letting her stay at the last minute. We were incredibly happy to have her stay with us!!!!!! YIPEE!!!!!!!!!
Magic rolling around playing with foot toys, she is so funny to watch...she is VERY entertaining!!!! I could sit and watch her play for hours!
Well......I kept saying, "I don't need an African Grey" but it didn't work!!!... ha ha ha..... We also welcome Greycie to our family. She has been a learning experience and will continue to be I am sure. She is the only African bird in the house and the largest bird as well. She is still on three feeds a day and loves to cuddle and be with me! I love her!!!!
Greycie Mae