The Budgerigar is a commonly kept parakeet, informally nick named ‘budgie’.

It is a small, long-tailed, seed eating parrot native to Australia. The budgie is naturally green and yellow, with whites, blues and yellows being created by breeders.

Suitability: Easy to care for, can be handled. Some will talk

Cockatiels are very active and energetic birds, native to the Outback regions of inland Australia and favour the Australian Wetlands.

Suitability: Easy to care for, intelligent and playful. Can be handled. Some will talk.

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Canary’s belong to the finch family and are native to the Canary Islands.  In the wild these birds would feed in flocks, foraging on the ground or amongst low vegetation.

Very active birds, favouring wide open spaces.

Suitability: Easy to care for and handle. Should be kept in pairs or small groups.

The Zebra Finch is the most common and familiar breed and is native to Central Australia. This species is a ground dwelling finch which inhabits a wide range of grasslands and forests, usually close to water.

Very active birds, favouring wide open spaces.

Suitability: Easy to care for and handle. Should be kept in pairs or small groups.

The Java Sparrow is thought to have originated in the islands of Java and Bali but is now widepsread through out Indonisia.

Very active birds, favouring wide open spaces.

Suitability: Easy to care for and handle. Should be kept in pairs or small groups.