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Oasis Aves Exóticas Psitacídeos

Criador de Psitacídeos/Psittaciformes registado no ICNF / ICNB Registo Criador Nacional CITES 17PT0808/B - Registo DGAV PT3269FL - STAM EA72-FOP - Aves Ornamentais - Psitacídeos/Psittaciformes - Aves legalizadas e registadas no ICNF e com Certificados CITES. - Aves Domesticadas de Grande Qualidade - Criadas à mão, cedidas já independentes, não cedo aves para criar a mão. As aves vêm PRIMEIRO porque merecem e assim as amamos a elevado grau de cuidados constantes e intensivos, com todo o amor e carinho que bem merecem. Criar é preservar. - Ornitologia - Oeiras - Portugal https://www.facebook.com/OasisPsitacideos/ http://oasisaves.wixsite.com/psitacideos https://sites.google.com/site/oasisavespsitacideos/ Mankind has been slowly exterminating most species of birds over history, most people are unaware of the gravity of this facts. Captive breeding programs are of the utmost importance of conservation through ‘captive breeding programs’. Aviculture worldwide is what is keeping most species alive today. In many cases there are more specimens in captivity around the world than in existence in their natural habitat. Much more needs to be done, but we need to be very thankful that aviculturists worldwide maintain most species in existence or else they would no longer exist. Nomenclatura / legenda - exemplo:

1.0 significa um macho, 0.1 significa uma fêmea, 1.1.2 um casal e 2 aves por sexar. FREE EBOOKS: https://www.facebook.com/groups/178836546034229/files/ Look into the Albuns & Notes of this page for a lot of good information, don't miss out - Knowledge is free. /////// *_* \\\\\\\

Psittacidae: (lories, cockatoos, conures, macaws, parrots, pygmy parrots; Class Aves, Order Psittaciformes). A family of small to large, very colourful birds with characteristic deep bills, the upper mandible of which is large, and *decurved to form a hook, the lower mandible being upcurved and smaller. Lories (eight species of Lorius, found in New Guinea, Indonesia, and the Solomon Islands) have a brush­like tip to the tongue. Parrots have large heads, short necks, thick, prehensile tongues, and their nostrils are set in a fleshy cere at the base of the bill. Their toes are zygodactylous. They feed mainly on seeds and fruit, inhabit forest and more open country, and nest in holes in trees or in termite mounds. Am macao (scarlet macaw) is widely kept in captivity, as are the conures of Central and S. America (18 species of Pyrrhura), which are mainly green with blue primaries and grey, blue, yellow, red, and white head markings. The Australian Melopsittacus undulatus (budgerigar), a gregarious bird of the open plains and wooded grassland, is bred in a variety of color forms as perhaps the most popular of all cage birds. Pygmy parrots (six species of Micropsitta), found only in New Guinea and nearby islands, are very small and have green upper­parts, blue and black tails, heads patterned with red, blue, or yellow, and tails with stiff, protruding feather shafts, which aid the birds in climbing trees; they inhabit mainly lowland forest, feed on lichen, fruit, seeds, and insects, and nest in termite mounds. There are about 80 genera in the family, comprising more than 340 species, found in Africa, southern Asia, Australasia, Central and S. America, and the Pacific islands.

Psittaciformes (lories, cockatoos, parrots; Class Aves) An order which comprises one family, Psittacidae, but which is sometimes split into three: Loridae, Cacatuidae, and Psittacidae.