Reserve Your New Baby Bird Today!

We currently have two catergories of baby birds from which to choose from. They are Weaned and Ready and Unweaned (Accepting Deposits). Scroll down the page to view the babies and learn a little bit about each one of them.

• On Hold means bird(s) is/are being held while we are waiting to recieve a cleared deposit.
• Reserved means that the initial deposit has been recieved and cleared. Bird(s) is/are guaranteed and no longer available for sale.
• Sold means all final balances have been paid.

Available Birds

Weaned and Ready - These are hand-reared, well socialized baby birds that are eager to join your loving family. While these "babies" are at the age where they are physically nourishing themselves (with a well balanced diet), they will look to you (their parent) for emotional nourishment. Most of their personality and behavior will be established (with your caring guidance) as you continue to provide for your baby during his/her juvenile year(s). All weaned and ready birds are available in our store.

None available at this time. Check back in a few weeks. Updated: 5/10/2010

Unweaned (Accepting Deposits) - These babies are still being hand-reared and socialized. They are still too young to physically nourish themselves without careful monitoring, handfeeding and socialization. Our professional, experienced approach to the weaning process ensures that all of our babies adapt to self-feeding in the most natural, least stressful way. This is an ideal time to purchase or reserve your baby bird, since we are able to socialize your baby to the environment that they will soon be joining. Just one example, if you already have a pet bird(s), we can socialize your baby with other birds to reduce the stress your baby would encounter when he/she arrives at your home. All unweaned babies are kept in our nursery until they are weaned and ready. Then they either go to their new homes or are made available in our store.

 None available at this time. Check back soon.

We have many baby cockatiels in nests. Updated: 5/10/2010 

(618) 927 -4246 or thomasaviary@yahoo.com

We promise you that the baby bird that you ultimately choose will be properly weaned and healthy. We also pride ourselves in knowing as much as there is to know about our birds and their care. Should you have any questions, do not hesitate to ask.

This page updated 5/10/10.