A Peaceful Home for Our Beautiful Birds
This is where it all begins, the heart of Majestat Aviary.
Our birds are raised in a calm, caring environment surrounded by family and daily life on 5a. From playful green cheeks to graceful ringnecks, each one grows in a space that’s safe, social, and full of love- situated on 5 acres with gorgeous Canopy Oaks.
Welcome to the Aviary! here are the species of parrots we are currently home too.
Crimson Bellied Conures
Description
Crimson-Bellied Conures
(Pyrrhura perlata – aka Crimson-Bellied Parakeet)
Vivid crimson bellies, emerald-green bodies, and blue wing flashes make these Amazon natives pop. They’re energetic, super affectionate, and surprisingly cuddly — they even purr when happy! Unlike their Pyrrhura cousin, the Green-Cheeked Conure, Crimson-Bellieds are noticeably less nippy and more laid-back once bonded. They’re also one of the quieter conures — perfect for apartments or families who want big personality without the noise.
Quick Facts
• Size: 9–10 inches long (with long tail) • 70–90 g (cockatiel-sized but full of energy)
• Lifespan: 20–30 years with good care
Cage & Housing
Active birds need room to climb and play.
• Minimum cage: 24″W × 24″D × 30″H (bigger is always better)
• Bar spacing: ½″–¾″
• Must-haves: Varied perches, foraging toys, swings, and daily out-of-cage time
Diet
All our breeders and weaned babies are fed Hagen Tropicana Performance 4 mm pellets plus fresh chop and sprouts year-round. We add safe veggies, limited nuts, and fruits — no seed-only diets!
Our Babies
Hand-raised, fully weaned, and well-socialized. Ready at 8–12 weeks old and already on the same premium diet.
Green Cheek Conure
Description
Green-Cheeked Conures
(Pyrrhura molinae)
What we’re known for around the world is our Green-Cheeked Conures — we’ve been raising them for decades! People always ask what colors we raise… the answer is everything! The only mutation we’re not working with right now is Ino. I just don’t see the benefit at this time — it basically looks like a really nice Sun Cheek with red eyes. If you’re looking for a Creamino, we highly recommend our friend Manuel Trevino.
These little Amazon natives are packed with personality: bright green bodies, maroon tails, and that signature cheeky spark. They’re energetic, super affectionate, and love to cuddle. Fun Fact: Green-Cheeked Conures are known for their playful “tickle attacks” — they’ll roll onto their backs in your hand and beg for belly rubs like tiny dogs!
Quick Facts
• Size: 10 inches long (with tail) • 60–80 g (one of the smallest conures but full of zip)
• Lifespan: 20–30 years with good care
Cage & Housing
Active and curious, they need room to climb and explore.
• Minimum cage: 24″W × 24″D × 30″H (bigger is always better)
• Bar spacing: ½″–¾″
• Must-haves: Varied perches, foraging toys, swings, and daily out-of-cage time
Blue Throated Conure
Description
Blue-throated Conures
(Pyrrhura cruentata – aka Blue-throated Parakeet)
These rare beauties from Brazil pop with vivid blue throats, emerald-green bodies, and striking markings. They’re gentle, affectionate, highly intelligent, and surprisingly quiet for a conure — perfect for owners who want big personality in a smaller package.
These are Florida state sales ONLY. The Blue throated Conures is what is classified as an ESA bird — Endangered Species Act.
Fun Fact: Blue-throated Conures are talented mimics! They love copying household sounds and even a few words, turning into little entertainers around the house.
Quick Facts
• Size: 11–12 inches long • ~90 g (one of the larger Pyrrhura conures)
• Lifespan: 20–30 years with good care
Cage & Housing
Active and curious, they need room to climb and explore.
• Minimum cage: 24″W × 24″D × 30″H (bigger is always better)
• Bar spacing: ½″–¾″
• Must-haves: Varied perches, foraging toys, swings, and daily out-of-cage time
Diet
All our breeders and weaned babies are fed Hagen Tropicana Performance 4 mm pellets plus fresh chop and sprouts year-round. We add safe veggies, limited nuts, and fruits — no seed-only diets!
Peach Fronted Conure
Description
Peach-fronted Conures
(Eupsittula aurea – aka Peach-fronted Parakeet)
These charming South American birds are famous for their bright peach-colored forehead that gives them their name. With vibrant green bodies, curious minds, and sweet personalities, Peach-fronted Conures are playful, affectionate, and love to interact with their people. The talking abilities are quite good for a small bird too.
Fun Fact: Peach-fronted Conures are known as little comedians — they absolutely love bathing and will happily splash around in their water dish like kids in a pool!
Quick Facts
• Size: 10 inches long (with tail) • 75–95 g
• Lifespan: 20–30 years with good care
Cage & Housing
Active and curious, they need room to climb and explore.
• Minimum cage: 24″W × 24″D × 30″H (bigger is always better)
• Bar spacing: ½″–¾″
• Must-haves: Varied perches, foraging toys, swings, and daily out-of-cage time
Diet
All our breeders and weaned babies are fed Hagen Tropicana Performance 4 mm pellets plus fresh chop and sprouts year-round. We add safe veggies, limited nuts, and fruits — no seed-only diets!
Half Moon Conure
Description
Rosifron Conure
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Blue Crown Conure
Brown Throated Conure
Description
Sun Conure in Normal, Red factor and Pied
Dusky Conures
Description
Indian Ringneck
Alexandrian Parakeet
Plum Headed Parakeet
Description
Senegal Parrot
Meyers Parrot
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Ruppell Parrot
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White Bellied and Black Headed Caiques
Description
White-bellied Caique (Pionites leucogaster)
Appearance
• Size: About 9 inches (23 cm) long
• Weight: Typically 150–170 grams (slightly heavier than the Black-headed Caique)
• Body shape: Stocky and compact with a short, square tail
Coloration (adults):
• Bright apricot-orange to orange-yellow crown, nape, and hindneck
• Yellow cheeks, throat, and sides of the head
• Creamy white breast and belly (the defining feature)
• Vibrant green upperparts (back, wings, and most of the tail)
• Blue edges or margins on the secondary wing feathers; dark blue primaries
• Thighs are green in the nominate subspecies (P. l. leucogaster) or yellow in the more commonly kept P. l. xanthomerius
• Horn-colored (pale) beak
• Bare pink eye-ring
• Orange-red iris
• Pinkish or greyish legs and feet
Juveniles look duller, often with dark (blackish) feathers mixed into the orange crown, a yellowish wash on the white belly, darker eyes, and a more greyish eye-ring. Adult colors fully develop over the first couple of years.
Personality & Behavior
White-bellied Caiques are famous for being energetic, playful, and clown-like. They love to hop, bounce, and “roll” on their backs while playing. Highly social and intelligent, they form strong bonds with their people and can be very affectionate when well-socialized.
They are also bold and can become pushy or territorial if not given consistent boundaries. They need lots of mental stimulation, chewable toys, and daily interaction.
