3 Results: Birds in Mitcham Area, SA

Incubated from our own fertilised eggs. Raised on Laucke feed, rainwater, food scraps and free ranging. No returns if you get a rooster.

Roosters ranging from 9.5 down to 6 months available. Hatched from our own fertilised eggs and raised on free range diet plus Laucke feed, food scraps and rainwater. All of the roosters are mature now and would make great breeders. We have all colours of rooster, from light to dark. These breeds live longer than Eiser Browns and other common variety chickens and are fine with children, in our experience.

Eggs fertilised by Barnavelder/Plymouth Rock Roosters. Perfect to place under a broody hen. $60 a dozen, $35 a half dozen or $7 each

Hand breed Macaw, female, 2 years old.

We have ONE Hand Raised Cinnamon Conure left, extremely sweet, will never ever bite, Very gentle but a bit shy, needs a lot more time spent with him, only 11 weeks old, still has a lot to learn, he is priced for a quick sale.

We only have ONE Crimson Belly left!! This one is a bit cheaper and he needs some time spent with him, can have a little nip at your fingers when he is scared, very curious and cute, very sweet personality and loves to play! Please have toys available for him!!!

Grenadier weavers available now. $300 pair. Three pairs available. Also available: *Rock parrots $300pr, *Superb fairy wrens $150pr and spare female $80, *Turquoise fairy wrens $350pr, Painted button quail $150pr and spare female $80, Stubble quail $40ea*Diamond firetails $100pr *denotes permit required. Permit Number SHS105568M.

DNA sexed Rock Parrots available. Ages vary from 6 to 15 months. These are not pet birds nor suitable for small cages. $250 per pair. Single birds $125. These are aviary birds ready for breeding in Spring. Permit number SHS105568M. Also available Grenadier weavers, Superb fairy wrens (Blue Wrens), Turqouise fairy wrens and Diamond firetails.

6 x Barbary Doves available for sale Will sell individually or in pairs $20 each Pick up near Burnside Village

I'm selling a parent raised young male Eclectus parrot, who fledged from the nest on Mothers Day, April 9th. He's looking a little unkempt at present because he has a very over zealous mother in terms of her efforts to keep him clean in the nest. Nothing that a little time wont fix. Both he and the parent have been raised on a combination of Paradise pet pellets for frugivores and fresh soaked seed and fruit and vegetable mix. A lovely bird. Please get in touch if your interested.