Havanese Puppies
Havanese Puppies Dewormed Vaccinated 7 weeks olds $180 Both Males
Havanese Puppies
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$200USD
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Chinese Silkie Bantam
**Chinese Silkie Bantam Chicken Information****Origin & History** - Originated in ancient China, with references dating back to Marco Polo's 13th-century writings. - Brought to Europe in the 19th century and later to North America. - Valued for their unique appearance and historical significance in Chinese culture, including culinary use (e.g., medicinal soups).**Physical Characteristics** - **Feathers:** Silky, hair-like texture due to lack of barbicels (feather hooks); non-waterproof. - **Colors:** Common varieties include white, black, blue, buff, gray, and partridge. - **Skin/Bones:** Distinctive black skin and dark bones (a trait called "melanism"). - **Head:** Crested "pom-pom" of feathers; some have a "bearded" variant with extra facial fluff. - **Eyes/Comb:** Dark, walnut-shaped comb; turquoise-blue earlobes. - **Legs/Toes:** Feathered legs with five toes (most chickens have four). - **Size:** True bantam (small breed); hens weigh 1.5–2 lbs, roosters 2–3 lbs.**Temperament** - Docile, friendly, and calm—ideal for families or as therapy animals. - Broody nature makes them excellent mothers, often used to hatch eggs from other breeds. - Non-aggressive; may require protection from more dominant chickens.**Egg & Meat Production** - **Eggs:** Lay ~100 small, cream/tinted eggs annually; not prolific layers. - **Meat:** Considered a delicacy in some Asian cuisines; dark meat with rich flavor.**Care Requirements** - **Shelter:** Need dry, warm housing due to non-waterproof feathers. Avoid damp conditions. - **Grooming:** Regular checks for matted feathers or parasites (e.g., mites). Trim facial feathers if vision is impaired. - **Diet:** Standard poultry diet; ensure access to clean water and grit. - **Socialization:** Thrive in mixed flocks but monitor for bullying. Prefer confined spaces over free-ranging.**Health Considerations** - **Respiratory Issues:** Prone to colds in wet climates. - **Predation Risk:** Docile nature and limited fli
Emu
The emu is the second largest living bird and the largest bird found in Australia. Its height averages 5.7 feet (1.75 meters)
eclectus parrots
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Beautiful Young Mandarin Wood Ducks
Juvenile Mandarin Wood Ducks on sale only $180USD pair, limited stock #daviesbirdfarm #ducksofinstagram #mandarinduck @top fans Birds At Thirty
Female Plumheaded Parakeet
The Plum-headed Parakeet (Psittacula cyanocephala) is a species of parrot that is native to the Indian subcontinent. Here are some interesting facts about this beautiful bird:1. *Appearance*: The Plum-headed Parakeet has a distinctive plumage, with a bright green body, a plum-colored head, and a blue-gray tail. They have a medium size, reaching about 30-35 cm (12-14 in) in length.2. *Habitat*: These parakeets inhabit forests, woodlands, and urban areas, including parks and gardens, in India, Sri Lanka, and parts of Southeast Asia.3. *Diet*: Plum-headed Parakeets are herbivores, feeding on a variety of fruits, seeds, leaves, and flowers. They are known to visit gardens and farmlands in search of food.4. *Behavior*: They are social birds, often found in flocks, and are known for their loud, screeching calls. They are also skilled mimics and can learn to imitate human voices and other sounds.5. *Breeding*: Plum-headed Parakeets breed between February and April, with the female laying 2-4 eggs in a nest made of twigs, grasses, and other plant material.6. *Conservation status*: The Plum-headed Parakeet is listed as Least Concern on the IUCN Red List, although their populations are declining in some parts of their range due to habitat loss and fragmentation.7. *Pet trade*: Unfortunately, these parakeets are popular in the pet trade, which has led to the capture of many wild birds and the decline of local populations.8. *Unique characteristic*: The Plum-headed Parakeet has a distinctive courtship display, where the male performs a "bowing" display, bending his head and neck downwards, while making a loud, screeching call.These are just a few interesting facts about the Plum-headed Parakeet. Do you have any specific questions about this species?
Chinese painted quails
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