4 Results: Birds in Sorell Area, TAS

Guinea fowl keets Roughly 12 weeks Chocolate pied x5 Pearl pied x1 $30each Would like them all to go together

12 Ducklings approx 10 weeks old $15 each 1 duck approx 6 months $25 1 duck 12 months old $25

I have pied pearls normal and few other colours range from $45 to 55 not hand reared I have 1 young pearl about 3 months old if want to try quite it down

1 pair of dna sexed blue quakers $300 1 dna sexed pair of green quakers $250 1 pair of peach fronted conures $500 Ringnecks 1 blue boy $100 and 1 pastel blue lacewing hen $140 1 violet lacewing hen $175 1 pastel violet hen $150 1 breeding pair of princess parrots $150 1 breeding pair of eclectus parrots $1100

Large Bud cage. Very strong and sturdy. Has two small bars removed from the back to fit a nesting box?

Wanted to buy Plymouth Rock or isolate fertilized eggs? I would like some of these eggs to put under a broody hen

2 DNA female ringnecks for sale. They are recessive pied ringnecks. Born November 5th 2023 Second one is dark blue/violet and green. (Sold) First one is dark blue/grey and yellow Last 2 photos are of the parents. The mum is a violet pied and the male is a turquoise ringneck. $200 each

Young Blue and Gold Mccaws- Parrots for sale Parent Raised, 3 Months old as they are bred by the parents, these are the big birds with the vivid colours. They are now ready for new owner to bond and hand feed within 3 weeks. $3000 each Please contact John on

We have Trio of delightful young Modern Games for offer They are approximately four months old Naturally hatched and carefully hand reared and are very tame . Needing little space and content in a medium size commercial pen and are ideal for small garden . $100.00 for the 0

We are offering some of our Young Swedish Blue ducks for sale These beautiful birds ,are from this years breeding season and less than 12months old They have been hand reared and are easy to tame for the new owner . Used to other animals, they soon adapt to new surroundings. Swedish Blue ducks like many others , are good foragers and keep pests out of your garden making them economical to keep . They lay approximately 100 to 120 eggs a year in the season around October to January making then a