0 Results: Birds in Nedlands 6009, WA

fantail pigeons assorted colours $10 each firm

12 weeks old Male and Female, Blue Splash variety $25 for both

2 budgies 1 year old and cage

Both 7 years old bonded pair of macaws. First season together (box put in late). Laid clutch of 3 Semi-tame, will take food from hands, hen was originally hand raised and will fly to you and land. Fed daily fruit and vegetable chop, vetafarm pellets, turmeric pellets, mixed nuts, grey striped and healthier seed, hemp seeds, shell grit, sprouts, chickpeas etc. Enjoys eucalyptus branches and gumnuts. Located Denmark. Delivery to Perth region can be arranged.

Selling “Bello” as we call him on behalf of my Nonna as she has unfortunately gotten sick and cannot look after him anymore… We don’t actually know the gender of it but we just call it a boy! I would love to keep him but unfortunately I work full time with long hours and wouldn’t have the time to give him what he deserves.. He looooves apples and grapes and will come sit on your finger or shoulder when you feed him, he loves taking baths and talking back to you. He is a beautiful bird with a b

Hello ! I have some Green Singer Finches which are last seasons young , about 14 months old ! 2 Cocks and 1 hen ! I would like to swap for some different blood lines ! If anyone is interested you can call or text me on Daryl ! Cheers

Give these friendly ducks the life they need and deserve.

Handraised Greenwing macaw. DNA sexed male and microchipped. 2 years and 4 months old. Very affectionate and playful. Enjoys getting out and about. Enjoys cuddles/ scratches and will preen you back. Gentle, however not suitable for young children. Started free flight training basics (on harness). Will only be re-homed to a suitable home with limited other pets and work commitments etc who can dedicate ALOT of time to him OR to a large outdoor flight aviary to pair up with a suitable hen/ comp

Semi tame male galah and large cage including accessories. Galah is 1.5 years old and had from 8 weeks of age, once he’s used to you he can be scratched and patted. With a bit more time and patience I’m he could be handled and let out of cage.