A collection of hybrid birds from all corners of the internet, ranging from first to fifth generation.
A collection of color mutations from breeders around the world. [Under Construction]
A collection of hybrid birds from all corners of the internet, ranging from first to fifth generation.
A very unique hybrid between a large macaw and a conure. The resulting bird is slightly larger than a green conure and has mixed red and orange coloration on its front. Given the bird’s age, its beak is likely to darken slightly as it matures.
A less common hybrid in captivity due to the wagler’s rarity. They have a thinned red crown, green body, and chest with slight red and yellow suffusion.
A bird that looks similar to a camilla macaw, having a mostly green back with a red-orange chest and reddish forehead. While they may have existed prior, they were first recorded in 2023 in the US.
A recently developed hybrid that currently has two forms: an orange phase that looks like the blue and gold parent, and a red phase that’s closer to a proper cross between the two parents (similar to a Catalina macaw). An additional phase may exist that looks like the flame parent.
Found in a small feral flock in Hawaii, this conure has all the hallmarks of a blue mutation in the species. No green, yellow, or red coloration exists on this bird. Rather than having fully blue feathers like a normal blue mutation conure, though, the typical olive feathers of a Patagonian make their feathers grey
A very unique hybrid between a large macaw and a conure. The resulting bird is slightly larger than a green conure and has mixed red and orange coloration on its front. Given the bird’s age, its beak is likely to darken slightly as it matures.
A less common hybrid in captivity due to the wagler’s rarity. They have a thinned red crown, green body, and chest with slight red and yellow suffusion.
A bird that looks similar to a camilla macaw, having a mostly green back with a red-orange chest and reddish forehead. While they may have existed prior, they were first recorded in 2023 in the US.
A recently developed hybrid that currently has two forms: an orange phase that looks like the blue and gold parent, and a red phase that’s closer to a proper cross between the two parents (similar to a Catalina macaw). An additional phase may exist that looks like the flame parent.
Found in a small feral flock in Hawaii, this conure has all the hallmarks of a blue mutation in the species. No green, yellow, or red coloration exists on this bird. Rather than having fully blue feathers like a normal blue mutation conure, though, the typical olive feathers of a Patagonian make their feathers grey
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