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.
Dilute is a rare color mutation in White-fronted Amazons that can be found in the US. Their body feathers are light yellow-green with a white and pale blue forehead, a red mask, yellow bill, and pale silvery-blue primary flight feathers. While similar to Cinnamon, they have fully black pupils and lack the warm tone found
Blue is a very rare mutation in Yellow-chevroned Parakeets that has been observed both in the wild and in captivity. Birds of this variety are fully azure-blue with slightly more blue-gray wings, white wing coverts, and cobalt-blue flight feathers. The bill, feet, and eyes remain unchanged. The first pictured bird was observed foraging in a
Hybrids between Galahs and Goffin’s Cockatoos are rare, but have been produced several times in captivity. The first Galah x Goffin’s hybrid was likely bred by the Wroclaw Zoo in Poland (as reported by the 1961 International Zoo Yearbook). Visually, Galah x Goffin’s are incredibly similar to Galah x Long-billed Corella hybrids; They have light
Often confused with true color mutations, non-mutation colors tend to appear as the result of health conditions rather than genes. They may develop at any point in the bird’s life, with black, brown, gray, red, yellow, or even blue feathers replacing parts of the bird’s typical plumage. Countless conditions can trigger non-mutation color, including liver
A colorful variety, Opaline Black-cheeked Lovebirds are rare birds that received their color mutation from either Fischer’s or Masked Lovebirds via hybridization. Their head is a rusty red with large black cheeks, a bright orange breast and nape, a light green body, and wing feathers with noticeably lighter green edges. The red bill, as in
A somewhat rare conure hybrid, several of these birds have been produced by different breeders. While they may seem like Sunsky (Sun x Dusky) or Nansun (Sun x Nanday) Conures on first glance, being mostly green with stronger orange color on the face and belly, several features indicate a cross between Sun and Brown-throated Conures
Blue-winged Parrot x Elegant Parrot A cross that is typically produced on accident, these birds are described as having paler coloration and thinner blue wing edges compared to pure Blue-wings. The blue stripe across the bird’s forehead is more noticeably bi-colored, with the top half being a lighter shade of blue than the bottom. They
An odd-looking bird, the pictured individual was sold as a Meyer’s Parrot from a pet store. Its head and wings are mostly brownish-gray with a green breast, belly, and vent, patches of yellow across the crown and shoulders, and a mixed-color bill and cere. The eyes are a very pale red. While the bird looks
A cross that is nearly identical to Dusky x Rainbow Lorikeet hybrids, these birds are generally quite rare. The pictured individual is a mix of colors, having a dark green and blackish head, red breast feathers with black edging, a dark green belly, red-orange thighs, and green wings with a yellow and red underside. The
True Blue is a rare color variety of Caatinga Conure, resulting in an azure bird with a white or off-white belly and a gray crown and collar. The bellies of juveniles are generally grayer than those of adults. The eyes may also display a thin gray mark pointing towards the back of the head. This
