dream bird

[Shani]

My dream flock, including my current birds would be a kakariki, a rose crowned conure, a rosey bourke, indian ringneck, CAG, fire shouldered conure, dusky pionus, rainbow lorikeet, lovebird, and about 50 more cockatiels and budgies.

Of course this list is completely unrealistic. But whatever.

Haha, no less realistic than mine XD

[luvmydanes]

my dream bird is and always will be a CAG .. Some day.. maybe...But for now my Quaker is wonderful so sweet and luving...

[sidech]

My dream bird is an African Grey, but I don't think I'll ever have one, too much dust, and a male Eclecuts. And, what a coïncidence, there is a little baby male Eclectus coming to this home at the end of the month... My Christmas gift from me to me !

[TheNzJessie]

i have already answerd this but if i got like in the future and im retired (which i will never because im becoming a zoo keeper) and there was every type of 'pet bird' in this one room and they said 'pick one' i would honestly pick some type of poi (i dream bird is a african grey but i dont think they would suite me, just because it doesn;t suit doesn;t mean its not you;re dream bird


but yes beign realistic i would probaly go for a meyers


but Jango and Qwil are perfect in every way possible

[captwest]

I would like to have a Raven, i've had several crows and they were great but i'd still like to have a baby Raven ( yes i know, illegal ), I had a chance a couple of yrs ago in AZ, man had Pecan orchard with Raven nest, he wanted to shotgun the ravens to get rid of them, so i found someone with a well drilling truck who could hoist me up to the nest (30') and remove it from the tree so maybe the ravens would leave ( i know , also Illegal) but alas no eggs or chicks, there was some pretty amazing things in the nest though, snake skins, barbed wire that sort of thing, im sure that this was early enough in the season that the ravens would rebuild else where, still if you see a raven nest on a power pole some where let me know before the power company removes it.

[Cozzy]

I would like to have a Raven, i've had several crows and they were great but i'd still like to have a baby Raven ( yes i know, illegal ), I had a chance a couple of yrs ago in AZ, man had Pecan orchard with Raven nest, he wanted to shotgun the ravens to get rid of them, so i found someone with a well drilling truck who could hoist me up to the nest (30') and remove it from the tree so maybe the ravens would leave ( i know , also Illegal) but alas no eggs or chicks, there was some pretty amazing things in the nest though, snake skins, barbed wire that sort of thing, im sure that this was early enough in the season that the ravens would rebuild else where, still if you see a raven nest on a power pole some where let me know before the power company removes it.

raven ould be cool..
However, it seems to be illegal to keep it all over the world.

[Chris&Akilah]

I'm fascinated with Hawkheads, that'd be my 'dream bird' for sure!

[Zanizaila]

Mainly Moluccan Cockatoos and Palm Cockatoos, but that is for the distant future.
I'll never buy from any kind of breeder again anyway, so finding a rehome, especially of the latter, wouldn't be too easy. (Even Moluccans are very rare here.)

I would also love a pair of Scarlet Macaws, Blue-throated Macaws, Slender-billed Cockatoo (C. tenuirostris, the "Cutthroat corella"), Red-billed Toucan, etc.

[trademark]

congo African grey-no doubt about it

[kaylayuh]

If time, money, and space weren't issues, I would love to have a Moluccan cockatoo. But I know from previous experiences with them that they are incredibly noisy and destructive and prone to feather plucking. I would only get one if I was absolutely sure I could give it my undivided attention for multiple hours a day.

I would also love to have a toucan and a sun conure. I've been in love with both for years. Which is funny because I'm normally a cat lover, but my little feathered guys have certainly grown on me.