Flutterbutt's Aviary

06/13/2026

Peachface lovebirds available

Opaline and Pallid (also known as Australian Cinnamon) or potentially Creamino. But they are in fact Peachface lovebirds just a different color mutation

06/08/2026

Quakers im posting for someone else there handtame handfed baby's super sweet lovebugs
Ages are 7- 7 1/2 weeks old.
prices on pictures if interested please message me thanks. Text 1-469-957-6546

06/07/2026

these baby's are available. Peachface lovebirds 200.00 each

2 parakeets Crested/English simi tame and English/Normal not tame price drop 45.00 each

06/07/2026

on hold for Barbara Fowler for dna testing

05/30/2026

Available Birds

05/30/2026

Please understand its not cheap to Handfeed babys and you want handtame it takes alot of time and patience so when breeding birds giving all the healthy things to get these baby's ready it costs and my time is just as important when you come at me asking why my birds aren't 50.00 and you get mad because they are 200.00 each maybe you need to take a look at what it takes and costs to make healthy babies tame handfed maybe your looking for a wild non tame bird no ones took time to give there hole life for yes some babys can go back to being abit non tame but with a little patience they can bounce back to being tame unlike those that have never had human interactions that don't trust you at all. so next time you come at me pi**ed cause I won't sale you a bird for dirt cheap maybe do the math and understand my time is very important in what i do daily bird foods and birds are not cheap.

05/29/2026

05/29/2026

Most the Lovebirds will be ready to go home next week. So if you have your eye on one you may want to set up your appointments now to get your baby they are 200.00 each and if you want dna its extra 25.00 each all babys come with a Hatch Certificate and info on care.

05/28/2026

its not True you need a mate for a lovebird. You do not have to get a mate for a lovebird. While their name implies they are inseparable, a single lovebird can live a perfectly healthy and happy life without another bird.

However, raising a solitary lovebird comes with specific requirements:

You become the flock: Without a bird companion, your lovebird will naturally bond with you. They require significant daily human interaction and out-of-cage time.

Preventing boredom: A solo bird demands a lot of attention. You will need to provide a very stimulating environment with plenty of toys and puzzles to keep them from getting bored or depressed.