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Welcome to West Point Aviary |
Spring has Sprung at West Point Aviary!
Check
our Availability
page for current babies available as well as our individual species pages
to learn more about the parrots we raise. We are handfeeding Cockatiels & Lovebirds right now, and we have one White Bellied Caique that has just started Handfeeding and is still available! Reserve this adorable baby today!
We are excited to announce that we are adding Dusky Pionus, White Cap Pionus and Lineolated Parakeets to our breeding! We are thrilled to have found absoloutly beautiful pairs. Check back for updates on these new species!
A little About Us
West Point Aviary is a small bird breeding facility.
We raise our babies in our home so we can spend the time it takes for them
to grow
up being comfortable living in a family setting.
We focus on these species of birds, for 2 reasons.
1: We want to have the time to raise each baby with TLC & guidance.
2: We raise the species that after over 15 years of living with parrots,
we feel are the best companions to live with.
The species are: Cockatiels, Lovebirds, English
Budgies, White
Bellied Caiques, 3 members of the Pionus Parrot Family (Dusky, White Cap & Maxi) as well as our Green Cheeks & Lineolated Parakeets! We are really excited about the various Mutations our Linnies and Green Cheeks will produce!
We
hand-feed all of our babies and raise them to be companions. They are
raised around children, but always with adult supervision. It is in
most parrots nature to be somewhat leery of real young children because
they move so fast and give off a high energy feeling. Our birds are
also raised with dogs so they are accustomed to other animals.
Our parrot babies come to your home already comfortable with normal household
noises and loving affection. We have many references available upon request,
or you can check out what people are saying by visiting our Happy
Customers page.
We do ship, weather permitting. For more information Please visit our
FAQ section on Shipping.
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Last Updated ( Monday, 28 April 2008 )
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