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Conures 2008 Wall Calendar by Pet Prints, 2007-06-10
Conures Everything About Purchase Housin by Mathew Vriends, 1992
Budgie Talk/Canary Comments/European Robin/The Oldtimer Who Didn't Want to be a Song Judge/Raising Birds/Conures/Color-Bred Canaries/Color Feeding Color-Breds/Yorkshire Canary/Breeding Cutthroat Finch/Bennett Cockatiels/Cunning Red-eared Waxbill (American Cage-Bird Magazine, August, 1975. Vol. 47, No. 8. "The Umbrella Cockatoo") by L.H. Baumhardt, Larry Rowdon, et all 1975
Conures: Wall Calendar 2001 (World of Discovery)
All About Sun Conures by Linda greeson, 1995
International studbook: Golden conure, Aratinga guarouba by Alan A Lieberman, 1992
The Guide to Owning a Conure
Conures -- Everything about Purchase, Housing, Care, Nutrition, Breeding, and Diseases, with a Special Chapter on Understanding Conures
Pet Birds: Care and Tips by Jennifer Greene, 2010-05-14
Carolina parakeet: Conuropsis carolinensis (The Birds of North America) by Noel F. R Snyder, 2002
Thick-billed parrot: Rhynchopsitta pachyrhyncha (The Birds of North America) by Noel Snyder, 1999

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Fantastic Feathers - Exotic Bird
Breeder of Africans, amazons, cockatoos, conures, hawk heads, macaws, pionus, and golden conures. Has information on species, and list of available birds. Located in Port Saint Lucie.
http://www.FantasticFeathers.net/

Extractions: At Fantastic Feathers we are here to assist you with any questions you may have concerning your feathered friends. Lynne and Blair - Owners and Operators of Fantastic Feathers are Licensed Breeders and Certified Avian Specialists. We have been breeding and raising exotic birds for over 25 years and are breeders of quality, not quantity, baby birds. Fantastic Feathers breeds only true species, we pride ourselves in our precious, hand fed babies, from our own stock of healthy, beautiful birds. Exotic Birds are beautiful, and a joy to have as pets. Remember, when purchasing a baby parrot ,that most have long life spans. You must be committed to the care and upkeep of your new family member. They require lots of love and attention. They can be loud and destructive and need supervision . Owning a parrot is a privilege. So please be sure before you buy and be committed ! HAVE YOU HUGGED YOUR PARROT TODAY
Bird Books On Conures
conures Everything About Purchase, Housing, Care, Nutrition, Breeding, conures a Complete Introduction by Al David Availability out of print
http://www.avesint.com/AMZcon.html
WELCOME! BIRD WHOLESALERS - Breeder Of Exotic Parrots
Breeders of amazons, african greys, cockatoos, conures, and macaws. Located in Miami.
http://birdwholesalers.tripod.com/wholesalers/

Extractions: TRITON COCKATOO Yellow Nape I PROMISE THAT I'LL GET PRETTIER) Bird Wholesalers is a small, caring, closed parrot breeding facility located in beautiful Miami, Florida. We have been in the bird business since 1978 and our many years experience as a breeder assures you the finest, calm, loving babies available from the majestic macaws to the clownish conures.
Conure Books And Conure Video Tapes From Avian Publications. Conure Books And Co
A Guide to Popular conures as Pet and Aviary Birds by Ray Dorge Gail Sibley A Monograph of Macaws and conures (Subscriber Edition) by Tony Silva The
http://www.avianpublications.com/items/conures/

Extractions: Your E-mail: Search Search Our Site Search WWW Featured Books Good Bird! A Guide to Solving Behavioral Problems in Companion Parrots! by Barbara Heidenreich The Complete Pet Bird Owner's Handbook (Revised Edition) by Dr. Gary A. Gallerstein Home Shop Online This is our selection of conure books and conure videos about the keeping, care, training, and breeding of conures. If you don't see the Conure book or video you're looking for, or if you have a question about one of our Conure titles, please contact us . For information on shipping methods and rates, payment options, information privacy, and shopping cart security, please visit our How to Order page. Aratingas by Herman Kremer The Conure Handbook by Anne C. Watkins Conures: A Complete Pet Owner's Manual A Guide to Popular Conures as Pet and Aviary Birds A Monograph of Macaws and Conures (Subscriber Edition) by Tony Silva An Owner's Guide to a Happy Healthy Pet: The Conure by Julie Rach The Professional's Book of Conures by John Coburn The Wild Parrots of Telegraph Hill: A Love Storywith Wings by Mark Bittner
Shady Wings Aviary
Breeder of many species, including African greys, caiques, cockatoos, conures, and macaws. Located in Belleview.
http://www.shadywings.com/
Conures: A Complete Pet Owner's Manual By Dr. Matthew M. Vriends, Michele Earle-
conures A Complete Pet Owner s Manual by Dr. Matthew M. Vriends, Michele EarleBridges Tanya M. Heming-Vriends - This handsomely illustrated book
http://www.avianpublications.com/items/conures/item502.htm

Extractions: Your E-mail: Search Search Our Site Search WWW Featured Books Good Bird! A Guide to Solving Behavioral Problems in Companion Parrots! by Barbara Heidenreich The Complete Pet Bird Owner's Handbook (Revised Edition) by Dr. Gary A. Gallerstein Home Shop Online Conures Conures: A Complete Pet Owner's Manual This handsomely illustrated book presents basic information about Conures for new or soon-to-be owners. Topics covered include purchase, caging, equipment, general care and maintenance, health care, and much more. Item Number: 502 ISBN: 0764110381 Pages: 64 pp. Published: 2000 Illustrations: Color photos and black/white drawings Binding: Paperback Size: 6.5" x 7.875" Price: $7.95 Quantity: Aratingas by Herman Kremer The Conure Handbook by Anne C. Watkins A Monograph of Macaws and Conures (Subscriber Edition) by Tony Silva An Owner's Guide to a Happy Healthy Pet: The Conure by Julie Rach ... The Wild Parrots of Telegraph Hill: A Love Storywith Wings by Mark Bittner
Parrot Breeders Of Hand Fed Baby Macaws, Amazons, Greys And More!-A&M Aviaries
Breeders of African greys, amazons, cockatoos, caiques, conures, macaws, hawkhead parrots, and jardines, sun conures. Located in Miami.
http://www.petbirdbreeder.com/

Extractions: Double Yellow Head Amazons ... Red-fronted Macaws , and Scarlet Macaws We are a small, family owned and operated aviary with over 15 years breeding experience. We raise a variety of exotic birds, including several species of macaws, amazons, African greys, caiques, conures, cockatoos, Jardines, and hawk-headed parrots. Our babies are guaranteed healthy and we ship nationwide. We are located in sunny south Florida where our breeding birds are housed in large and spacious aviaries positioned under lush canopies of tropical foliage. Our birds are fed a healthy diet of fresh fruits, veggies, legumes, grains, pellets and seeds. Our baby birds are weaned onto the same healthy diet as our breeding flock. Each baby is also allowed to fledge naturally and fly repeatedly prior to receiving it's first wing clipping. Babies are all closed-banded and issued their own hatch certificate. As a small aviary, we provide each baby parrot we raise with the individualized care and attention needed to become happy, healthy and well adjusted pet birds. Large doses of TLC are essential in ensuring proper socialization and a good disposition. Our hand fed baby birds receive lots of cuddling, kissing and one on one playtime.
Echo's Haven Complete Bird Search Engine - Conures
Echo s Haven Complete Bird Search Engine conures.
http://www.toolady.com/links/conures.html
Birds Eye View USA
Offers general information on baby birds and breeders for sale including african greys, cockatoos, conures, and macaws. Located in Goulds.
http://birdseyeviewusa.com

Extractions: A BIRD'S EYE VIEW Let us introduce ourselves. We are a small breeding facility located in South Florida, owned and operated by two couples. We specialize in supplying baby birds to pet stores, other breeders and experienced bird handlers. We recommend visiting the Aviary Birdshop We are a closed aviary with over 10 years of breeding experience. Some of our pairs have been breeding successfully for over these 10 years. All babies are hatched and hand raised on premises and cared for by all four partners. Babies and breeding stock alike have an environment provided to meet their needs physically and emotionally. Many of our breeding birds were originally pets and produce sweet, gentle babies. The health of all birds is monitored with veterinary visits and lab work. We have an excellent working relationship with several avian veterinarians. You can check on the variety of babies available and we know you would be impressed with their appearance and temperament. Please feel free to contact us with any questions.
SUN CONURES RULE
SUN conures RULE!!!! SUNN CONNERS ROOL, SUN CONYERS ROOLE, SUNN CONYERS ROOLE, SUNN CONNERS ROOLE, SUN conures RULE, SUN conures ROOL, SUN CONNERS RULE,
http://www.toolady.com/www/home/sunconnery/
Flight School Aviaries - Welcome
Breeders of many parrot species including, african greys, amazons, cockatoos, macaws, conures, eclectus, caiques and asiatic parakeets.
http://www.flightschoolaviaries.com

Extractions: Since 1991, Flight School Aviaries has been proudly producing the most beautiful, healthy and well-socialized baby parrots to be found anywhere. We are a comparatively small breeding facility, a "boutique" bird farm, and we like it that way because if affords us the ability to devote a great deal of care and attention to the birds we produce. At Flight School, the emphasis is on developing the personality and potential of each individual bird. We offer macaws, cockatoos, Amazons, conures, Africans, Eclectus, caiques and a wide variety of Asian parakeets. All our hand-fed, closed-banded babies are produced here on our five-acre farm in Palm Beach County, Florida. Year round, our breeders are fed a healthy blend of fresh fruits, vegetables and greens combined with soaked corn, sprouted beans and a high-quality seed mixture. They live in outdoor aviaries where they enjoy access to the Florida sunlight and where they love to bathe themselves in the frequent rain.
Birds » Parrots » Conure - Mitred Main Page
Mitred conures are very affectionate, intelligent birds and get along well Mitred conures are very curious, playful birds and are fun to watch as well
http://www.centralpets.com/animals/birds/parrots/prt1284.html

Extractions: Animal Description: Breed Standard Establishing a population in Los Angeles of significant numbers of escaped pets, the Mitred Conure of South America is transplanting itself with accidental human help! In fact a wild flock was even reported to be thriving in Brooklyn, New York in spite of the freezing temperatures. Mitred Conures are very affectionate, intelligent birds and get along well with other Conures. They can learn a variety of words and phrases, and love nothing better than playing or cuddling with their owners. In the wild, Mitred Conures flock together in large numbers, which is why they love company in captivity. They love bathing and need a variety of chew toys to keep them from becoming bored. Mitred Conures should be fed a good seed mix with some sprouted seeds. They also need a variety of fruits and vegetables or green foods. Flowering branches are always appreciated by Mitred Conures, just make sure that they are not going to be poisonous to your new friend. Mitred Conures are very curious, playful birds and are fun to watch as well as to interact with!
Florida Bird Ranch
Breder of african greys, amazons, cockatoos, conures, eclectus, macaws, toucans, caiques, and hawk heads.
http://www.flabirdranch.com
CentralPets.com - Conure - Mitred Page (Printer Friendly Version)
In the wild, Mitred conures flock together in large numbers, which is why they love company in Mitred conures have tan feet and horncolored bills.
http://www.centralpets.com/php/PrintFriendly.php?AnimalNumber=1284
Cockatoo Connection - The Cockatoo Specialists
Breeders of amazons, cockatoos, macaws, conures, African greys, hawk heads, meyer's, caiques, jardines, indian ringnecks, grass parakeets, and princess of wales parrots. Located in Fresno.
http://www.cockatooconnection.com/
PETCRAFT - CONURES - CLEVER CLOWNS!
Unfortunately most `bronco conures are purchased, because of the cheap price, Though macaws and cockatoos yell with higher volume, conures are the most
http://www.petcraft.com/docs/conure.shtml

Extractions: Many, really too many, wild-caught conures are still being imported. Wholesalers routinely stock hundreds of Nandays, Mitred, Cherry-Head, Blue-Front, Maroon-Bellied, and several other species of conures. Unfortunately most `bronco' conures are purchased, because of the cheap price, by people looking for a pet. This is a terrible mistake on the part of both the pet buyer and the merchant. A wild-caught conure can not be expected to become tame and friendly. Conures are among the loudest of all parrots. Though macaws and cockatoos yell with higher volume, conures are the most persistent screamers. You must be prepared for a conure to squawk all day long. After several months of a bird that only hollers and bites, the novice parrot owner will often dump the bird. If the wild conure is kept, since it is deprived of the company of its own kind, the bird will probably start to pluck its own feathers. For the same price as a wild conure, a tame, hand-reared cockatiel may be acquired. Most shop owners now realize that this is the better bargain all round. A tame cockatiel makes a loving pet that will be cherished. With a good initial experience in birds, people soon want other, more exotic, tame parrots. Buying a wild parrot as a pet is a mistake. You are cruelly keeping a social bird in solitary confinement and you are throwing your money away.
Welcome To Bird In The Hand
Breeders of African greys, amazons, caiques, cockatoos, conures, eclectus, hawk heads, macaws, and pionus. Located in Ojai.
http://www.birdinthehand.com/index.html
Popular Conures And Their Breeding Habits
conures are colorful, clever, charismatic clowns that can be a neverending Almost all of the conures can be divided into one of four groups that differ
http://www.voren.com/94-04-04.htm

Extractions: Almost all of the conures can be divided into one of four groups that differ from one another in some major way concerning breeding habits. There are a few "outsiders" that do not fit clearly into any of the four groups, but these are the exception to the rule and can usually be placed as intermediates between two of the major groups. What follows is a rundown of the conures most commonly available. The first group, and the largest in body size of those commonly available, is the green conure group. These are classified scientifically under the genus name Aratinga. (The macaws are classified under the name Ara, and these large green conures are, as the name implies, very closely related to the macaws. This relationship has been demonstrated by the fact that hybrid offspring from a cross between a noble macaw and a mitred conure have produced fertile eggs.) This group consists of the blue-crowned, mitred, cherry-headed, red-fronted, white-eyed, Finch's, green and red-throated conures. The blue crown is a bit afield of this group (toward the macaws), but its breeding habits and seasons are very close to the rest of this group.
Birds2Pet - Cockatoos, Conures, Macaws - Parrots On The Web
M.A.P. certified breeder of cockatoos, conures, and macaws. Information on parrot care and breeding. Located in Redwood Estates.
http://www.birds2pet.com/
The Gold-Capped, Jenday And Sun Conures
Due to the mass availability of sun conures at the time, Today, the demand for sun conures is supplied completely by domestic breeding, as is the case
http://www.voren.com/94-11-05.htm

Extractions: Most texts show the gold-capped, jenday and sun conures to be three distinct species of the same genus, named Aratinga . This arrangement shows the relationship between the three to be no different than the relationship between the sun conure and the mitred conure. To the majority of aviculturists who have worked with suns, jendays and gold caps, however, it is obvious that a much closer relationship exists between these three conures than just the genus name Aratinga would imply. The gold-capped conure ( Aratinga auricapilla ) is a medium-sized conure from southeastern Brazil. Gold caps were imported in limited quantities during a short period of time before it was realized that some countries were exporting birds originally captured in Brazil (a country that does not allow export). Fortunately, a reasonable number of these original imports were purchased by competent aviculturists. These birds have proven to be reliable and prolific breeders in captivity. Indeed, we at Voren's Aviaries have produced over 1,000 gold caps, jendays and suns over a period of 15 years. They are usually willing to nest at any time of the year if the conditions are right, but they will not begin a new round of nesting if the weather is too hot. They have been known to nest up to four times per year. The number of clutches per year is highly dependent on how long the babies are left in the nest before being pulled for hand-raising. The usual clutch size is three, but four chicks are not uncommon. Hand-raised babies make excellent pets, and gold caps have by far the best pet personality of the gold cap, jenday and sun conure group. They are especially sought after by pet shops that have had experiences with them. This is because they tend to maintain their tameness without handling longer than either the jenday or sun conures.

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