Jardine Parrot (Poicephalus gulielmi)

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Here is a Jardine at about five weeks of age.

This is the same chick about ten days later.

Jardine Parrots have a reputation of being susceptible to Aspergillosis but I have not found that to be at all true of the Jardine Parrots we own. I have owned many of my breeders for twenty years plus. I believe their good health is a direct result of the fresh food diet we feed.

Jardine Parrots are completely feathered at eight to nine weeks of age and wean at about twelve weeks.

This photo of one of our breeding pairs shows the beautiful adult coloration.

Please click here to read about our Jardine subspecies.
Our Jardine Parrots are quite a bit larger than Senegal Parrots and slightly smaller than Timneh African Greys.
These two photos show relative size of these three species.
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All photographs are by Gail J. Worth and are copyrighted.
They may not be reproduced by any method without written permission.