A collection of hybrid birds from all corners of the internet, ranging from first to fifth generation.
A collection of color varieties developed and bred by parrot keepers around the world.
A collection of ever-changing subspecies descriptions, photographs, and illustrations.
Currently thought to be Pallid, the pictured color mutation results in significant melanin reduction across the entire body. The majority of the body’s feathers are a light yellow-green, the mask is yellow, the crown is pale blue, the flight feathers are brownish-gray, and small areas of reddish coloring can be found on the wings and
Rubyrock Macaws are 50% Scarlet Macaw, 25% Green-winged Macaw, and 25% Military Macaw. As a result, they are mostly identical to Scarlet x Shamrock Macaws; Rubyrocks are primarily red with large patches of yellow and green on the nape, mantle, and wings. Their flight feathers are blue while their bill is a mix of ivory
An incredibly rare hybrid, the first Buffgold x Catalina may have first been bred by Birds International in the Philippines. Based on the pictured individual, they are generally green with a mixed-color beak, a dark chin patch and facial stripes, blue flight feathers, and a yellow or otherwise warmly-colored frontside. The tail is a combination
Despite the many visual similarities between Red-shouldered and Severe Macaws, hybrids between these two species are quite rare. The few that exist are small birds with green plumage, a chestnut-colored forehead and chin, a noticeably bare facial patch with thin striping, red wing edges, and a mixed-color upper bill. The underside of the flight and
On October 22nd, 2022, an ad was created for an adult male “Patagonian Conure” with the following description: “Beautiful male Patagonian conure 6 yrs old. Tame but he choose who he likes. Love head scratches. He knows how to step up in your hand. Talks a lot. Very active. Beautiful feathers. Largest conure. Not easy
An incredibly rare bird, Parblue Red-browed Amazons are turquoise-blue with a red-orange crown, yellow lores, and light blue on the lower cheeks and throat. They likely have dark blue flight feathers and orange across parts of the wing and tail. The partial removal of red and yellow pigment makes the variety visually similar to Turquoise
A rare mutation likely first discovered in Europe, Misty Red-shouldered Macaws are olive-colored birds with red shoulders, a dry blue forehead, and dark eyes. The flight and tail feathers appear to be the same color as the body, though with some additional black across the tips of the prior. Like all Misty parrots, Misty Red-shouldered
Seemingly first bred in 2026, the pictured Miligold x Red-fronted Macaw hybrid may be the only of its kind in the world. It is mostly army-green with faded olive-colored ears, yellow-orange chest, belly, and underwing feathers, blue and tail flight feathers, and a gray bill. Like its Miligold parent, the nestling has a blackish chin
An uncommon variety, Dominant Pied Alexandrine Parakeets are hybrid birds that inherited their color mutation from Dominant/Harlequin Pied Rose-ringed Parakeets. With subsequent backcrossing to Alexandrine Parakeets, the variety has mostly solidified in appearance – SF Dominant Pieds have green heads, light green bodies, and bright yellow across the wings and tail feathers. The male’s black
Fallow Quakers are incredibly rare mutants that were first discovered in the US. Birds of this variety have a slightly paler green body color with a yellow-green belly, lighter blue flight feathers, pink feet, and red eyes. A lack of noticeable brown or light brown melanin color indicates that it may be synonymous with Dun
