Welcome! Below, find our current Cockatiel breeding pairs. Some of our birds are set up as pairs for this breeding season and others are bonded to their mates. Once bonded I just don't have the heart to break up a pair unless there is a problem. Although our goal is to always encourage pairings that produce the most healthy and beautiful babies possible, you can't help enjoying the affection seen between these lovely birds when bonded.
Click on the pictures to see them full size. Bonded pairs wil remain on this page full time with their status being updated often. Temporary pairings can be seen here during breeding season.
If you'd like to reserve a baby from an upcoming clutch contact Shannon by email for more information.
I'm really looking forward to the CinPrls and WF CinPrls this pair should produce, not to mention more clowns like silly Ruby who loves to play upside down.
Although not a pairing I would usually consider, I'm setting these two up with the hopes that Maj can teach Lucian how to settle down and be a good parent.
Status: getting to know each other during the winter break. :)
hope to be bonded pairing
Buddy & SweetiePie
(Pearl Pied cock & Pied hen)
Buddy and Sweetie Pie should produce nice big pied and pearl pied babies. (Buddy is presumed a pearl but since he came to us after his adult molt and shows almost no pearling, his color is yet to be confirmed)
Status: these two are still getting used to each other but hupefully she will give into his wooing by spring.
Doodle and Sunny were in love at first sight. He actually sang to her while I was still handfeeding little Sunny. They should produce beautiful babies in pearl, pied, and dominant yellow cheek combinations.
Status: bonded, growing up during the winter break. :)
bonded pairing
Stumpy & White
(normal/pied cock & lutino pied hen)
Stumpy and White produce big beautiful normal and pied babies with wonderful personalities and fantastic crests.
Status: bonded pair, resting
temporary pairing
Moss & Jema
(emerald/pied cock & pearl/pied hen)
Moss and Jema should produce some beautiful babies split to emerald and pearl.
Status: getting to know each otherduring the winter break. :)
Welcome! Below, find our current Cockatiel breeding pairs. Some of our birds are set up as pairs for this breeding season and others are bonded to their mates. Once bonded I just don't have the heart to break up a pair unless there is a problem. Although our goal is to always encourage pairings that produce the most healthy and beautiful babies possible, you can't help enjoying the affection seen between these lovely birds when bonded. 
