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25.01.2022 Courtship and mating: When we are coming into the breeding season we start to see the cock bird displaying and prancing around his hen. Other than breeding season normally a cock bird would be hesitant to invade the hens personal space. The natural need to reproduce is though greater than the fear itself. The display from a cock bird is bowing and stretching action and if he is on the bottom of their cage can lead into a jumping dance often around the hen. A bit of showing... off as they say. He will drop his wings and shoulders spread out to give himself a larger appearance to the hen. A bit of a confidence builder for him. The bowing action is to encourage the hen to sit low on the perch. The stretching action as mentioned is to make himself look larger so the hen is willing to adopt the submissive mating position. For first time for breeding hens and cock birds it can take a bit of practice to get the balance act right. The hen has to balance herself and the cock bird on the perch. Once the hen has this correct the cock bird also has to help control and learn his balance. I have seen both birds or the cock bird fall. It does take a bit of practice and have seen a confident hen teach the cock bird on the bottom of the cage first. I’ve also seen a hen buck off a cock bird when she has had enough. In my experience a mature hen is still totally in control of all situations. A long time ago I even had a hen take the position of a cock bird to teach and show a young bird what he had to do. ( reverse roll play ). Which worked well and the cock bird took on his own position again. I hope my experience in courtship and mating of IRNs may give a bit more of an insight into the world of Indian Ringneck Parrots. A rare opportunity of photos taken today. See more
23.01.2022 Cute little nest feathering up of all Emerald Blue Still to DNA sex but we visually have Emerald blue Emerald blue Opaline hen Emerald blue Harlequin Pied ( Dominant pied ) looking at this stage as a Opaline Harlequin Pied.
23.01.2022 Violet Emeraldblue Turquoise Opaline coming along nicely
23.01.2022 Aurora Aviaries breeding season 2020 has started. looking forward seeing some beautiful mutations on the perch . Exciting times ahead
23.01.2022 2020 chicks growing well
23.01.2022 Emeraldblue Opaline Cleartail Such a long season but getting good results
21.01.2022 Some fledged chicks 2020
20.01.2022 Hi all, We do ship to many countries around the world. Due to the pandemic a lot of country boarders are still closed. I’ll let everyone know when country boarders are re-opened again Cheers Leisa
20.01.2022 Emerald Emerald Opaline/ Cleartail hen Looking forward seeing her chicks this upcoming breeding season
14.01.2022 NOTICE: We have been exporting for over 8 years now to many countries around the world with a very good reputation and give on going support throughout the years. We do have regular return customers as we are honest breeders and sell quality own bred birds you see on our page. We are NOT affiliated / connected with anyone else here in Australia . My name is LEISA LOCKETT and people seem to get me confused with other breeders here in Australia.... Im a passionate breeder and love my birds . I am independent with my exporting and NOT connected to anyone else. Just because people may think someone knows me does not mean I support and can vouch for their credibility. A lot of my overseas customers have been burnt by some other exporters here in the past and I just been told about another. The saying is : If something seems to good to be true it’s normally is . You could be getting scammed, birds not arriving safely, birds died on the way, no parent history of the birds, birds with beak and feather or just not even the correct birds you have paid for. All this has been shown to me or told to me over the years by overseas breeders. My creditability is , I’m a breeder who sells my own birds, have history of my bird’s parents, on going support, I have many Australian Government Health Certificate and proven clear of disease. I’m a member of the Parrot Society of Australia and had The Parrot Society convention bring people from all over the world to come and see our birds. We have Government Vets that work with us here. So why go anywhere else when we can supply you quality, healthy birds with integrity and honesty. DON’T GET Scammed. Contact myself Leisa Lockett See more
14.01.2022 Looking at different ways we can take photos now with today’s technology without changing the true colour of our birds. The photo was taken around 5pm late in the day , overcast and light rain. Mature Emerald blue Opaline / Cleartail hen
12.01.2022 Look at those Opaline dots in your tail feathers 2018 Emerald Blue Cleartail/ Opaline cock bird After a lot of cloudy rainy days we finally have some sun
11.01.2022 We are coming into breeding season for 2020. Thought I’d share a reference photo of the difference between an Emerald and Emerald blue
10.01.2022 Just loving the rain 2019 Violet blue Opaline Cleartail Hen
09.01.2022 This boy cracks me up
07.01.2022 Love seeing our birds after moult each year. They come back so so stunning Emerald Blue / Opaline / Cleartail Cock bird. Birds are loving the rain
07.01.2022 Home grown veggies and the birds love it !
06.01.2022 2020 hear we come! Not without reflecting on the past , embracing what we’ve learnt throughout each year and striving to do even better for our birds and genetic outcomes . Never forget the past but always moving forward into the future. A few photos of a bit of our past and looking forward making new memories
03.01.2022 Looking forward breeding our boy this year. Violet turquoise blue Opaline/ Cleartail cock bird
02.01.2022 Beautiful Green/blue Opaline hen. Green series birds are an asset to any good breeding program
