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| Orangface Australian Cinnamon Chick |
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| Whiteface Pied Lovebird |
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| Whitefaced Pied Lovebird |
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| Whitefaced Lovebird |
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| Whitefaced Lovebird |
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| Whitefaced Seagreen, Blue Lovebirds |
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| Whitefaced Seagreen Lovebird |
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| Australian Cinnamon Chicks |
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| Peachfaced Australian Cinnamon Lovebird |
The first birds we raised were Lovebirds. Peacefaced Lovebirds are suitable as a first bird.
Lovebirds are best kept singly in the largest cage affordable with plenty of toys available. Masked and Fisher Lovebirds
can also be great pets, but in our experience tend to be a little higher strung, but with any pet bird, proper and consistent
handling create the affectionate pet. Some lovebirds can learn to speak a few words or phrases.
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| Whitefaced Lovebird |
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| Whitefaced Seagreen Lovebird |
Although the species is called the Peachfaced Lovebird (Agapornis roseicollis) we also breed whitefaced
mutations. These mutations will later develop a peach or orange crown while the cheek remains white. The dark
upper beak will fade to a buff color as the bird matures.
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| Whitefaced Seagreen, Blue, Olive Lovebirds |
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| Peachface Australian Cinnamon Lovebird Chick |
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| Jade Black Mask Lovebird |
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| Cobalt Blue Black Mask Lovebird |
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| Whitefaced Pied Lovebird |
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| Whitefaced Lovebirds |
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| Orangefaced Pied Lovebird |
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| Orangefaced Pied Lovebird |
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