This is Dior our male blue pineapple green cheek.

Mitchell having fun with the Pearly and Sun Conures.

Two baby Gold Cap males...I am so happy to finally raise some Gold Caps. These little guys will be used for future breeding.

A Painted Conure male to the left and my two Gold Cap male babes.

Here are 4 cinnamon green cheek babies that I am handfeeding for Susan and my yellow side and blue pinapple males, my first conure babies out of Levi and Chanel!!!! I named them Dior and Armani!! ha ha ha

My little blue pineapple male.....Dior..... is on the far right.

This is Soleil a pied Sun Conure...if you look in earlier posts when we first got her she has a lot of green through her back. She is going through a molt right now and is losing all the green and some of the blue. You can see the new tail feather has come in completely yellow! She is a total beauty!!

Miss Soleil from the side..her beak is getting darker as well. I can't wait until she gets her full adult colouring!

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!

Pekabu is a male sun conure. He is new to the zoo and will be a future breeder! What a cutie!!

Magic and Pekabu

Pekabu and Lily...Pekabu was a wonderful finishing touch for lily's pirate costume!! Aren't they cute??

Dixie and Picasso, they are Painted Conures who are super sweet!!!

The Gucci Man!!!

Gucci and his girls!!! LOL

Cooper the Pearly Conure, I love his little white toe!!!!

Gucci my favourite little Cheeky in the whole wide world!!!! Man this boy is super sweet and loves everyone and everybirdie!! Don't you just want to

kiss that beak??

The Gucci Man!! Who is quickly becoming very spoiled around here!!! ha ha ha

A little blurry......but still a neat picture of Soleil.

This is our new Pied Sun Conure owned by Susan and I. She is from Montreal, so we thought Soleil was a fitting name for her. She is named after one of the Suns that I hand fed earlier this year as well, who I loved! She should lose most of the green as she matures. I think she was trying to turn the radio on in this picture...maybe for a little romance music to flirt with the Sun Conure statue in the back! ha ha ha