1. Conures - You Just Gotta Luv 'Em ~ conures ~ You Just Gotta Luv Em. Welcome to my Conure Page! I hope someof this information has been helpful. conures are GREAT birds!! http://www.concentric.net/~conure/conures.shtml

~ Conures ~ You Just Gotta Luv 'Em W elcome to my Conure Page! My fine feathered friend in the picture is Louie. He is a Sunday Conure (Sun / Jenday). He is five years old and is quite a character. I hope to provide some valuable information on these loveable birds. Unfortunately, there doesn't seem to be an abundance of such available, either on or off the net. But, I have found some info that may be of interest to you. Hope you Enjoy! The Index Where are They From? The Many Types Home ~ Sweet ~ Home Food ... Links to Other Conure Pages Where Are They From? Conures can be found in most of South and Central America. Some species are also well represented in the West Indies, as well as parts of Mexico. In the wild conures are friendly, peaceful birds and seldom fight with each other. They live together in groups of twenty or more birds, even during the mating season, and feed on various seeds, fruits, and insects. The Many Types There are five genera of conures. A brief description of each follows: Genus Aratinga This is by far one of the most popular genus of conures. There is some disagreement regarding the actual number of species, but the number seems to be between 15 and 21. The scientific name

2. Conures A page writen about those wonderful pet conures which includes the Slenderbilled and Austral conures, and Cyanoliensis, the Patagonian conure that some other well-known conures (including the Half Moon, Blue Crowned http://www.geocities.com/RainForest/Vines/1492/conures.html

Conures!! Species: There are many different species of conures. The majority fall into the genus Aratinga, along with several in the genus Pyrhurra . The others are Nandayus , which is only a single species, the Nanday conure, Enicognathus , which includes the Slender-billed and Austral conures, and Cyanoliensis , the Patagonian conure. Some sources feel that some other well-known conures (including the Half Moon, Blue Crowned, and others) may also fall into genuses of their own. All conures have long tails and originate from South and Central America; also Mexico. There was one Conure, the Carolina Parakeet, that actually lived in North American as far north as New York and Chicago; however this bird went extinct due to hunting and habitat destruction in the early 1900's. Conures range in size from as tiny as 8 1/2" to up to 21"! Life span: Most conures live around 15 to 35 years. Price: $100-$500 or higher for rare species. The majority of species fall in the $200 to $400 range. Diet: Conures aren't picky about their foods. Being enormously curious and playful, they like a very varied diet and should be provided with foods that offer a wide variety of shapes, sizes, colors, and textures. Pellets that come in different shapes and colors are often preffered over "plain" pellets. Conures are prone to "Conure Bleeding Sydrone", which is thought to be caused by a lack of Vitamin K, which is found in foods like broccoli. Cages/supplies: Conures are active and playful birds, who need a large cage to clamber around in. A large cockatiel cage will do for the small conures, the others will need a good-sized parrot cage. Be careful where you place those perches; if those long conure tails rub against the bars the tail feathers will become very ragged. Give your conure lots of toys, it will use them with gusto. They like toys they can destoy, but make sure there's no small parts they can swallow or openings where they could catch a claw or beak. Your conure will also appreciate a large playstand, again, equipped with lots of toys.

3. The Parrot Pages - Avian Link Center - Conures The Parrot Pages Avian Link Center - conures Cockatoo - 18. Conservation - 20. conures - 15. Doves - 3. Eclectus to discuss topics of interest and to share stories and information about the http://www.parrotpages.com/links/conures.shtml

Link Center Classifieds Pictures Clubs ... Zoos 2798 Distinct Links The Parrot Pages - Avian Link Center Conures Please support our Link Partners by visiting them. Conure Community... A place where conure lovers of all backgrounds can come together to discuss topics of interest and to share stories and information about the conures with whom they share their lives.... http://conurecommunity.com 47 pages found, 1 links found, 550 score Painted Conures As Pets ... Information on how to care for these beautiful birds in a pet situation. The site is constantly being improved and will (hopefully) soon feature pictures of Keiko, my painted conure. ... http://www.geocities.com/keikospage/PaintedConuresAsPets.html pages found, links found, score Petrie's Conure Website!! ... All about those beloved conures! Pictures, species profiles, information on their care (housing, diet, ect..) and much, mcuh more! ... http://www.geocities.com/Conures123 pages found, links found, score The Greencheek Conure Homepage... Hello, all you conures out there!  Oh, and your big hairy companions as well.  This page is really for them, not you, because they're the ones that may not yet know how to be a good conure slave.  So ... http://gcch.tripod.com

4. Timboambo's Conures Breeder of several species of conures. Located in Newcastle, Australia. http://www.users.bigpond.com/timboambo/

Newcastle Australia E-mail: timsconures@bigpond.com H ere is a selection of the conures I breed: (more coming soon!) Breeding pair of Sun Conures (Aratinga solstitialis) A pair of Peach-fronted Conures (Aratinga aurea) Breeding pair of Green-cheeked Conures (Pyrrhura molinae) A young pair of Janday Conures (Aratinga jandaya) A pair of Maroon-Bellied Conures (Pyrrhura frontalis) My Wish-List One of my aviary enclosures, housing 3 suspended aviaries Click here for pics showing the growth of Sun Conure chicks Happy Customers Photo of the breeder My new security system Interesting Links Please feel free to contact me with any questions or queries you may have. Contact Me Young Conures Now Available (April, 2004) Sorry, all sold. No pairs breeding this month. The Conure Ring by Join Now Ring Hub Random long distance

5. Conures - Bird Crazy.com conures are available in five different genera, each with their own traits. Aratinga conures are known to be a little louder, but they are also very colorful. Pyrrhura conures are considered quieter . http://www.birdcrazy.com/newsite/bird_info/conures.html

Conures Conures are available in five different genera, each with their own traits. Aratinga conures are known to be a little louder, but they are also very colorful. Pyrrhura conures are considered quieter. Many conures learn to talk or whistle. These birds enjoy chewing, so be sure to provide them with safe wood pieces to satisfy this need. Conures are available from 8 to 18 inches long. With the different sizes and colors available, you're sure to find one that's right for you. The following are some of the most popular conure species available. Sun conure (Aratinga solstitialis) This is a popular choice for its bright-yellow body washed in orange and red. Sun conures are 12 inches long. Gold-Capped (Aratinga auricapilla) This conure is predominantly green, distinguished by an orangish-red forehead and some yellow head feathers. Primary coverts and secondaries are blue. Some birds have a yellow wash to them. Gold caps are 12 inches long. Jenday (Aratinga jandaya) The jenday has physical traits of both the gold capwith its reddish-orange breast and green wingsand the sunwith its yellow to yellow-orange coloring. Jendays are also the same size as those two at 12 inches long. Nanday (Nandayus nenday) Maroon Belly (Pyrrhura frontalis) and Green Cheek (P. molinae)

6. Meet The Magnificent Sun Conure They love attention and closeness from their owners. A flock of sun conures flyingacross an evening sky was once said to have resembled a beautiful sunset. http://www.sunconure.com/

Endearing, charming, playful and personality plus packaged into a vibrant bundle of feathers. Thats a sun conure! The sun conure possesses a multifaceted personality that will delight the experienced bird owner and pique the curiosity of the inexperienced nonbird person. They can best be described as curious, inquisitive, active and playful. They love attention and closeness from their owners. A flock of sun conures flying across an evening sky was once said to have resembled a beautiful sunset. Hence, the name sun conure was assigned to the species. The sun conure's body color possesses a yellow-orange glow with a distinct resemblance to gold. The brilliant blend of yellow, orange, red, blue and green colors means sun conures outshine most other birds in appearance.

7. Conure Books And Conure Video Tapes From Avian Publications. Conure Books And Co Shop Online Books Video Tapes conures. Conure Books Video Tapes books and conure videos about the keeping, care, and breeding of conures. If you don't see the Conure book or http://www.avianpublications.com/items/conures

Search Search Our Site Search WWW Featured Books Good Bird! A Guide to Solving Behavioral Problems in Companion Parrots! by Barbara Heidenreich The Complete Pet Bird Owner's Handbook (Revised Edition) by Dr. Gary A. Gallerstein WordsOnBirds Newsletter Join our WordsOnBirds mailing list to stay informed about the latest bird books and video tapes available from Avian Publications, special offers, and other important announcements about bird-related educational opportunities. Powered by groups.yahoo.com Home Shop Online This is our selection of conure books and conure videos about the keeping, care, and breeding of conures. If you don't see the Conure book or video tape you're looking for, or if you have a question about one of our Conure titles, please contact us . For information on shipping methods and rates, payment options, information privacy, and shopping cart security, please visit our How to Order page.

8. Conures: Aratinga, Nandayus, Ognorhynchus, Leptosittaca, Rhynchopsitta, Conurops conures Aratinga, Nandayus, Ognorhynchus, Leptosittaca, Rhynchopsitta, Conuropsis,Cyanoliseus, Pyrrhura, Enicognathus, Myiopsitta, Bolborhynchus, Brotogeris. http://www.arndt-verlag.com/conures.htm

Conures Aratinga, Nandayus, Ognorhynchus, Leptosittaca, Rhynchopsitta, Conuropsis, Cyanoliseus, Pyrrhura, Enicognathus, Myiopsitta, Bolborhynchus, Brotogeris. To get picture and information about a species click on the name. Please note that all rights are reserved. No part of the lexicon may be transmitted or reproduced in any form. Aratinga acuticaudata Sharp-tailed Conure Aratinga guarouba Golden Conure ... Return to home page Arndt-Verlag Brückenfeldstr. 28, 75015 Bretten, Germany Tel: (049) 7252-957970, Fax: (049) 7252-78224

9. Conures - Genus Aratinga Forum Talk. conures Genus Aratinga. by Terri Leinneweber. This permission.Six genera of parakeets are generally classified as conures. http://www.theaviary.com/s1295-09.shtml

Companion (Pet) Birds Main Page Articles Aviary Shop Area ... Forum Search The Aviary Search this site powered by FreeFind NEWSLETTER Join the Aviary-list our newsletter! Sign up now for twice-a-month tips, advice and more! Forum Talk Conures - Genus Aratinga by Terri Leinneweber This article originally appeared in SQUAWK, the newsletter of the Big Apple Bird Association and is reprinted with permission. Six genera of parakeets are generally classified as conures. They were previous classified as genus Conurus (from the Greek: Kone (cone) and Ourus (tail-bearing), which translated as having a cone-shaped tail. Their scientific classification has changed, but the name "conure" has stayed. There are many species of Aratinga conures "Ara" from the genus' similarity to macaws (Genus Ara) and "tinga," a diminutive, so that Aratinga literally means "little macaw." The number of species and subspecies of Aratinga varies according to the source consulted. According to the on-line version of Encyclopedia Britannica , the Britannica Home Page on the Internet, there are about 45 species of conures, broken into about 7 genera of which Aratinga is one. According to Joseph Forshaw in the third edition of

10. Ronda's Aviary Breeder of macaws and conures. http://www.rondasaviary.com

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11. Conures Head bobbing anyone? Sun Conure. conures are yet another popular parrot kept as a pet. There are several subspecies, and consequently several color variations to the conure. Orange Fronted Conure. Background of the Conure http://www.geocities.com/Petsburgh/Farm/6068/Conure1.html

12. About conures IN AUSTRALIA Aratinga, Nandayus, Pyrrhuras by Mick Blake. Sun conures Aratingasolstitialis Photo courtesy of Garry Shirley Walsh, Westbrook, Qld. http://www.parrotsociety.org.au/articles/art_026.htm

CONURES IN AUSTRALIA Aratinga, Nandayus, Pyrrhuras by Mick Blake Sun Conures Aratinga solstitialis Photo courtesy of Westbrook, Qld In my opinion these three different families are well represented in Australia. The first group "Aratinga" with the Sun, Jandayas and Peach-fronted Conures being the most common members available. The Nanday Conure is the only member of its genus. It is very well represented in Australia and it is one of the most beautiful Conures. A Cinnamon mutation of the Nanday is also being bred. The last but not least group are the members of the Pyrrhuras . With the Green-cheeked and Maroon-bellied Conures the most commonly available here in Australia. For a list of other Conures here in Australia write to A.N.C.A. National Exotic Bird Registration Scheme , GPO Box 1443, Canberra ACT 2601. back to top ^ Peach-fronted Conures Aratinga aurea Photograph courtesy of Westbrook, Queensland Conures' range/habitats are quite large and varied, from dry semi-desert, savannahs, and woodland forests to equatorial rainforests. Stretching from Mexico in the north through to Argentina in the south plus east to include some Caribbean Islands, plus almost every country in between. Feeding on the wild blossoms, native and cultivated fruit, berries, seeds and insects. Some species cause the local farmers problems in eating seed and fruit crops and for over a hundred years have been exported to many countries (e.g. USA, United Kingdom and Australia) before the ban on importation of birds into Australia was put in place in 1945. This was lifted in 1990 with limited importation until 1994. We can only hope the ban is lifted again to allow more Psittacine to be imported, but that is another story.

13. The Baby Bird Farm Bird breeder and retail store. Offers blue crown conures, cockatiels, quakers, red belly poicephalus, senegals, and occasionally parakeets, as well as food, toys, and other supplies. http://users3.ev1.net/~bjmonkeyandcj/The_Baby_Bird_Farm.htm

Come see me at my showing and see what babies I have for sale. Email me if you want to know what babies I will bring. FOR SALE, I may be shy but I have so much love to give for a new mommy. as well as food, toys and other nice things. And here's Ms Cookie, demonstrating the pet tent. Just a little underneath the chin, please..... A little to the left....oohhh, got it!! Watch it, Freddy! That lady is mine...I'm going to jump to her and give her tons of kisses and cuddle..and she'll take me home with her!!! Email me any questions or concerns you may have. My name is Bandit and I was born at The Baby Bird Farm. I now live with my new family in Milwaukee. Look at me...ain't I cute C lick H ere for upcoming Bird Fairs I'll be attending This site is dedicated to Cliff Patterson for all the wonderful help and support he provided through the loss of my precious BJ (albino parakeet) and through the guidance of my adoption of my new baby, CJ-Quaker Kid. Build with Quaker Love from CJ's mom. Don't forget to check out Cliff Patterson and The Baby Bird Farm at some of the Illinois, Indiana, Iowa and Wisconsin bird fairs! He's a well known breeder mentioned in

14. Birds Of A Feather, Parrots And African Grey Congos Breeder of African grey congo parrots, as well as amazons, cockatoos, conures, eclectus, and macaws. Photos, breed information, and prices. http://www.parrotsonly.com/

W elcome to Birds of a Feather, home of the African Grey Congos. We specialize in exceptional handfed babies. We currently breed over 100 proven pairs and raise over 200 babies a year. We also breed Macaws,Cockatoos,Amazons,Conures,Eclectus,and Africans. We are located on the Central Coast of California, just outside Monterey We are also a member of the American Federation of Aviculture. We will ship our babies to any major airport in the U.S. Hope you like our site! Thanks for stopping by! You are visitor Birds of a Feather E-Mail Sign my GuestBook View my GuestBook O ... O

15. Birdmart.com - CONURES CHATBOARD FOR PARROT OWNERS - Visit The Conures Owners' C Latest buzz on the conures Chatboard Browse the latest 25 posts from the conures Chatboard My maroon belly conure babies http://www.birdmart.com/chatboards/conures

10 Hot styles on Sale at up to 40% off! Advertise with Birdmart.com! Birdmart.com offers affordable advertising opportunities for vendors targeting online parrot lovers. Reach your target market for a fraction of cost - Click here to get started! Live Chat Chat Center Mailrings Chatboards ... IN CHATROOM: Latest buzz on the Conures Chatboard... Browse the latest 25 posts from the Conures Chatboard: Re: NEED MAJOR CONURE ADVISE , 6/07/04, by Michael L. NEED MAJOR CONURE ADVISE , 6/07/04, by Don. Re: Would also like some info on this speices just incase , 6/07/04, by angie. Found a Conure in Mass. , 6/07/04, by angie. Re: Greencheek bites my neck , 6/07/04, by CurlyQ. Greencheek bites my neck , 6/07/04, by M Coffey. Re: Need info on Cherry Head Conures!!! , 6/06/04, by Robin P.. Re: sun and green cheek conures , 6/06/04, by CurlyQ. Need info on Cherry Head Conures!!! , 6/05/04, by Catherine. Re: sun and green cheek conures , 6/05/04, by Robin P.. Re: sun and green cheek conures , 6/05/04, by dena. sun and green cheek conures , 6/05/04, by Dena. sun and green cheek conures , 6/05/04, by dena.

16. Welcome To The Wonderful World Of Sun Conures Your bird s diet is one of the most important considerations in it soverall care. Parrots eat a wide variety of foods in the wild http://www.sunconure.com/diet.html

Your bird's diet is one of the most important considerations in it's overall care. Parrots eat a wide variety of foods in the wild and will thrive on many of the same foods in a healthy human diet. They can be fed the same grains, vegetables, fruit and meats that your family enjoys. Grains, Breads, and Cereals: These foods can make up approximately 50% of daily food intake. Fresh Vegetables: Vegetables can account for 45% of your birds daily diet. Fresh vegetables are best for vitamin content but may be supplemented with cooked vegetables from the family table if these are not seasoned too highly. Frozen vegetables (thawed in the microwave) are acceptable when fresh vegetables are not in season. Fruit: Fruit should be offered in limited amounts. Fruit in combination with the protein and calcium foods that follow can make up the remaining 5% of your birds daily intake. Protein Foods: Protein foods include meats, nuts or other mature legumes (cooked navy beans, kidney beans, lentils, etc.) ~OFFER FRESH WATER SEVERAL TIMES A DAY~

17. The Feather Tree Index Specializes in pyrrhura conures as well as other parrots. Includes pictures and articles. http://www.feathert.com/

THE FEATHER TREE Welcome to THE FEATHER TREE We specialize in Pyrrhura Conures (Green-cheeked mutations) and now have a variety of gorgeous mutation colors such as the babies shown in the photographs to the left and shown below. We also raise Congo African Greys, Timneh Greys, Amazon Parrots, Greater Vasa Parrots, Pionus Parrots, and Poicephalus Parrots (including the rare Ruppell's Parrot). We produce informative videos about several types of birds. "Pineapple" Green-Cheeked Conures SEE OUR NEWEST PAGES- article on Tres Maria Amazons "Pineapple" Green-Cheeked Conures EXTREME MAGNAS! Where are they now? ... We have Brussels Griffon puppies now- see photos! VIDEO! Talk, Talk, NO Squawk! See and hear parrots, cockatoos, conures, and other talking birds! Teach your bird to talk! photos of our gorgeous mutation colors of Green-Cheeked Conures These birds are NOT hybrids! These are mutation colors- just like the different colors in poodles etc. photos of our rare Ruppell's Parrots Frequently Asked Questions about Vasa Parrots!

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20. Flying Colors Aviary Breeders of Blue and Cinnamon Quaker Parakeets, Sun conures, Eclectus Parrots and Fallow Green Cheek conures http://www.fcaviary.com/

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