Jaulet Birds

07/04/2025

We have one Maroon Bellied conure fluff for reservation.
Shipping options are available.
Lutz, Fl.

07/04/2025

Momma is guarding her baby like a stone shield.

06/04/2025

Black Capped Conure baby.
Lutz, Tampa.
FWC licensed.
Ready to reserve or for an experienced hand-feeder (is 250 seeds).
Shipping options available.

03/04/2025

We finally have some baby seeds for future gardens. ❤️
Violet Greencheek conures
Maroon Bellied Conures
Black Capped Conure.
All being hand-fed and hand raised from disease testing parentage and best personalities.

We are located in the small city of Lutz, Florida close to the Tampa Bay Region.
We offer shipping options and very reasonable reserve rates.
We have been FWC licensed for over 8 years now.
For privacy and bio-security we are closed to the public, but we always do our best to photograph and record our offers for the public compliance.

As many know, we are a small breeding program that’s founded as a passionate hobby for birds. Which is why we focus on welfare and quality.

06/03/2025

Greetings friend 👋
Hope everyone is enjoying this early spring 💐.
For this season we have the following hatching babies now in nest boxes.

-Black Capped Conures (Pyrrhura rupicola)
-Green Cheeked Conures (Pyrrhura Molinae)
-Mooncheek mutation
-Violet Factor (Single factors)
-Indian Ringnecks (Psittacula krameri)
-Several mutations
-Kakarikis (Cyanoramphus novaezelandiae)
-Several mutations
-Cockatiels (Nymphicus hollandicus)
-Emerald split white-faced mutation

Soon to hatch:
-Budgies (Melopsittacus undulatus)
-Spangled mutation
-Red Rumped Parakeets (Psephotus haematonotus) Normal type.
-Mustache Parakeets (Psittacula alexandri)
-Brown Throated Conures

-We also breed Button Quails (Turnix sylvaticus) and we can ship hatching eggs, since we are NPiP certified too.

20/02/2025

Male- Cream Kakariki for hand-feeding to a gardener that is looking for new seeds to grow.
Lutz, Tampa area.

18/02/2025

!!!Taken!!!
DNA Male
Violet Turquoise Indian Ringneck
Not tamed anymore.
700
Lutz-Tampa
Can Ship! 🚢 ✈️

12/02/2025

Recently weaned, Emerald split white-faced Cockatiel. Been raised with the Kakarikis who have splashed his feathers 🤣.
Anyone interested sent me a message. 250
No DNA, but is very attentive, good in size and sweet one. Ready for a new garden 🪴 .

11/02/2025

Momma bird let me take a peek at her babies. ❤️

03/02/2025

Todays salad 🥗 is Pickle 🥒, Carrot 🥕, Cilantro 🌿, Peppers 🌶️ and Apples 🍏.
Sprinkle some Oregano 🌿 & Ginger 🫚.

03/02/2025

All gone ✅
This seeds are looking for a new garden.
Male- Dominant Red Dilute Yellowside.-Taken!!!
Female-Suncheek- Taken!!!
Female-Mint- Taken!!!!
Located in Lutz/Tampa

02/02/2025

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31/01/2025

3 Days old Kakariki baby.

09/01/2025

The California fires 🔥 are a very sad and horrific event. Praying for all of the families and their pets.

On the other hand, we have this northern heavy winter storms of snow ❄️ and locally this drastic changes on temperatures over the Florida state, which is where we are located.

Most birds tend to be very hardy throughout winter, when it comes to high humidity states such as Florida and if they have been accustomed to the outdoor conditions. But, every year we continue seeing this phenomenon of colder winters and/or longer summers with bigger storms.

In my experience, the summer heat is more dangerous than the winter cold for outdoor aviaries. But this doesn’t mean that you’ll gonna be placing a bird, that has been raised its entire life in a temperature controlled environment, out to experiment the clemencies of weather just randomly. This requieres lots of observation of how your bird does outside and adjust to the weather. Any bird in distress should be brought inside and then try it again. Or at least wait for temperature raise to an average point.

Also, in Florida we have the issue of temperatures changes drastically and not on a scale. By example, where we are located, today’s daytime temperatures are 70 Degrees and at night will be 20-30 degrees lower than that. Different than northern state that have tendencies to maintain a “stable” temperature throughout winter time. Which helps the average exposed animal to adjust itself positively contrary to an animal that continues to being exposed to up and down drastic temperatures.

In our aviary, we have placed nest boxes to all of our birds and we are just covering them with blankets at night time. Also, we have increase the seeds and sprouts provision to help them sustain their internal heat and fatness composure. They have been doing very well, but we have species that won’t go in the boxes and are very hardy and accustomed to this temperature, such as our Indian Ringnecks and White Bellied Caiques. lol I think they are just stubborns.

Overall, you do whatever you feel it will be safe to protect your animals.

Happy 2025 and pray for Cali. 🙏

07/01/2025

Winter mix 😅🥰 sprouts 🌱, apples 🍎 & Peppers 🫑.

29/12/2024

“Treats” before the rain ☔️ .

12/12/2024

Green Peppers 🫑, Radish, 🌽 Corn, dried oregano 🌿, cinnamon powder, ginger powder and cayenne pepper powder.

10/12/2024

After Celery🥬 time 😅 Juliet took a spa break and dunk herself in the whirlpool bath.