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.
A rare mutation, Dilute in Caatinga Conures results in a pale yellow-green bird with a golden frontside, a brownish pink bill and toes, and slightly bluish flight feathers. Based on the number of breeders who have posted about them, it seems to be the most common of all color varieties in the species.
Potentially the first and only of its kind, the pictured Buffwing x Military Macaw hybrid is a rare second generation cross. It is very similar to a normal Buffwing Macaw, having a green backside, a red frontside, a red crown, a mixed-color bill, and blue flight & tail feathers. However, its crown is larger, more
A one-of-a-kind bird, this mystery cross is likely between a Crimson Rosella and Red-capped Parrot due to the distribution of its various red, yellowish, and blue markings. While visually similar to Mallee Australian Ringnecks and Red-rumped Parrots, the solid red cap, thighs, and vent make it likely that both parent species had red in these
Relinquished to a parrot rescue in 2025, the pictured Amazon is certainly a hybrid given its undefined red and yellow markings. The bird is mostly green with yellow feathers covering the crown and partially around the eyes. Scattered red feathers border the top of the eyes and just above the bill, which itself is a
A green bird with a small, scattered red crown, a light-colored bill, and a pale aqua bib. The flight feathers are mixed blue-green while a few red feathers can be seen on the wing edges. The hybrid, potentially the first of its kind, is strikingly similar to the proposed Nanday Conure x Mitred Conure cross,
Cinnamon Sun Conures are an extremely rare variety with paler green and blue feathers than a wild-type. The coverts of the wings and the tail feathers are olive-green, the alula, flight feathers, and tail tip are periwinkle, the bill is grayish-brown, and the toes are pinkish. Juveniles, much like adults, are golden-olive with patches of
