Royal Bird Company

18/11/2024

Hatching the Yellow Naped Amazon Parrot
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This video shows the progression of a super nice baby female yellow naped amazon from nest box, to egg, to first feed to weaning and playing with Sheila and now ready to find her forever home.
Yellow naped amazons are one of the finest talkers of the parrot world. The yellow nape as well most all amazon parrots are under threat in their own homelands of central and south america due to poaching and deforestation. The forest and habitats where this species exist is shrinking at an alarming rate.
This baby female yellow nape hatched in june 8 2024.
Already starting to vocalize and talk, and such a good bird. She plays like a puppy. This will be the last baby yellow nape amazon parrot this breeding season year. Next breeding season starts in spring 2025.
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08/11/2024

Yellow naped amazon parrots and blue fronted amazons. Many species of central american species such as the yellow naped amazon are becoming more uncommon in the wild due to poaching and deforestation. Nesting sites are being cut down and many have no where to lay their eggs. The wild populations are starting to decline faster each year. Many species are now listed as protected species. Here at Royal Bird Company Avicultural Breeding Research Center we have several programs focused on the yellow naped amazon as well other species of amazons. The yellow naped and blue fronted are some of the best talkers. All our babies are talking and vocalizing at very early ages. The birds in this video was already talking at 12-15 weeks. But this is not a great feat for yellow napes as they tend to be very talented at early ages. I have never seen a yellow naped amazon that did not talk very well. For the finest baby avian companions visit our website or contact us. www.royalbirdcompany.com.

28/10/2024

After hurricane Helene we hunt emeralds in Lincolnton, NC. After flooding we search bends and banks of rivers, creeks and streams for gems and other treasure. get out and look. The earth gives, just dig it.

13/10/2024

Yellow naped amazon parrot will fly when owner snaps fingers. Yellow naped are one of the best talking and performing species of parrots. This owner purchased his bird from Royal Bird Company many years ago. He sent us this video to show how he is training his bird.

09/10/2024

Here is video of a few baby blue and gold macaws. The babies are not available. The video was meant to show the type bedding we use for our baby parrots cockatoos and macaws. We use the natural style Carefresh Pet Bedding. We never use wood shavings or dangerous things such as that. The carefresh bedding is paper and can be ingested and is non toxic. On the other hand wooden shavings when used for substrate can be swallowed and stuck in the crop and cause damage. The wood also harbors bacteria and other pathogens where the Carefresh bedding actually inhibits to a point. These babies are example of high quality rearing and selective breeding results. for more info follow us and visit our website. www.royalbirdcompany.com.

07/10/2024

These baby hand fed blue fronted amazon parrots are already started to talk and vocalize at 12-13 weeks old at time of video shoot. One female and one male. These birds are amazing baby amazons. Hatched at Royal Bird Company june 18 and june 25 2024. All our birds go home with free starter kit with foods, toys, treats, free pet taxi carrier for transporting, we include a complete set of documents DNA sexing certificates, DNA health screening, etc. Everything you need to get started off right. visit our website. www.royalbirdcompany.com.

30/09/2024

TO ALL CUSTOMERS: The last baby amazons that have just become ready are delayed in sale (yellow naped amazons, blue fronted amazons, etc,). We have been waiting on the final DNA gender/sex test and final Health DNA screenings from the lab. The lab now has delayed results due to power outages and the hurricane damage at their facilities in tallahasse florida. We have many people asking to go ahead come and pick up their birds now, but we cannot let them go until we get the final paperwork from the lab. All of our birds are DNA health screened and tested before we sell them, its policy and common sense. Some DNA results did come in on a few birds before the hurricane and those birds were allowed to leave before the storm came in. Our area was hard hit by hurricane helene remnants as well many western NC areas, and we was out of power(many still out) and have trees down on some of our breeder barns. As soon as the last final DNA screening results are in, all birds are ready to go. We thank everyone that has been in contact making sure we was OK. stay safe.

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28/09/2024

Hurricane Helene or what was left passed here today, Power been out all day, just came on a while ago. Still having trouble with phone service and internet and data. Trees down on one of our buildings but we can manage and all is ok and safe. Debris and tree limbs everywhere, some trees fell across the hwy and took out power lines early this morning. but all animals and birds and us are ok. clean up starts tomorrow.

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06/09/2024

Royal Bird Company Questions and Answers: Almost daily we get as many 50 or more emails, facebook messages, and calls with questions. today we got this one. From Teresa D. Winchester, VA. Hi there mike and sheila i have followed you on facebook and i subscribe to your youtube channel for years. I see on some of your post of testimonials of customers that you supply a starter package for your birds when someone buys. What is in this kit? and what do i have to buy before bringing my bird home? My friend brought home a baby cockatoo from a local shop here in VA and they gave nothing and now they seem to be clueless about care.. i am just asking for future i want one of your birds SOON.. ANSWER: Well, Teresa, Since it was a baby cockatoo, Your friend should have done the research and made sure of what they was doing, baby cockatoos are difficult and needs special care. But your friend at the very least should have gotten health screening documents and some foods, But here, on all baby birds, we do supply almost everything you need to get you started off. for starters we give dna sexing and health testing documents. We also give starter foods and give you a travel pet carrier. But you will find in time that you will have to adjust things for your own needs. I cant go into everything that we give with each bird ,as each bird that leaves here may need something different as each birds needs may not be the same as the next. But I have included a video in the post to show you the extent of what we start you off with when picking up. and we are only a call away when our customers need help. Note: the video shows birds as examples from 2020 and not available. ,

20/08/2024

Baby Simon the african grey went home saturday august 17 2024. Eileen and Christian came down from Union Mills, NC. They own the Thermal City Gold & Gem Mine in Union Mills. Wonderful people and we think they will give Simon a great forever home. They have waited on Simon for almost 18 weeks. Christian did own an african grey parrot before ,so he knows they are quirky. Sheila has talked to Eileen and she said they love him and he has settled in and already playing and running around on the floor with his toys. Thats good news but we will miss him.

27/07/2024

Simon hatched april 6 2024. African greys are one of the most sought pet parrots in the world. The african grey has been added to the endangered species list and this species is now protected. Baby Simon is a very special african grey parrot and loves to take over everything. He spends hours in the floor playing with his bird toys and hanging out in his potato chip box hideout. This video shows from the egg hatching and growing up through15 weeks old. Simon was bred and raised by Royal Bird Company.

15/06/2024

Mealy Amazon Parrot. Fred Edward sent us these pics of Midler his beautiful Mealy he purchased from RBC. Midler was hatched in 2012 june 4 band number RBC-359 . The mealy amazon has become very uncommon and are rare in american aviculture and this species is in decline in their wild habitats and homelands central and south america. Fred Edward.

11/06/2024

With Association of Avian Veterinarians (AAV) – Royal Bird Company Avicultural Breeding Research Center just made it onto their weekly engagement list by being one of their top engagers! 🎉

01/06/2024

Questions and answers: We get emails, facebook messenger, phone calls each day. Many asking questions and wanting advise. Some days we get over a 100 messages. we just cannot answer them all directly but will try. Below is a message we got today: The email message.. FROM: Roshanda T. reno, NV. excuse my writing english. Hi i was asking a question please sir. I have the opportunity to buy some parrots, he tell me they are he calls the birds that are proved to breed. What does that really mean? and he tells me they prove to breed will the parrots have baby at my house. he tells me he guarantees this thing. what do i do to make them have a baby? should i get my money back if these parrots do not have eggs. sorry to have so many questions for you mr royal. MY ANSWER: well, Roshanda, First thing is You are not getting any money back, i can guarantee that for sure, once the money has changed hands you are stuck. But as far as the proven breeder thing.. i think the seller is telling you the birds are what we call "proven breeders".
If this is true.. This ONLY means the birds have actually produced eggs and were successful of being fertile and hatched where they are. I am always skeptical when i hear this as we hear certain people say they are selling socalled proven breeder birds only meaning the birds have laid an egg. that is not proven breeders. Also understand this,, people do lie, and in this industry of animal and bird breeders, and sellers, MANY do tell lies. Some people may just falsely put that label of proven breeder on birds to sell them faster. The red flag i see is that someone tells someone they "guarantee" that birds will breed for YOU. No one can do this truthfully. I have many breeder pairs that have been very successful here, some for over 20 years being great breeders, However I could not sell them to you and tell you "i guarantee" they will do the same for you. Infact we have real proven breeders here i could move them to another breeder cage somewhere on my property only a few feet away from where they were and they might not ever produce again. The reason birds are successful with reproducing is the pair were feeling secure in the environment they was in, everything was correct for them, diets, placement of nest boxes, the way birds are fed, what time they are fed, where cages are placed, how much traffic is in the area, even which way the nest box is placed entry hole facing north south east west all makes a difference to certain pairs. and sometimes after these things and needs are met, still some pairs refuse to breed. Given the fact that they was reproducing in one place will not mean they will do the same for you or somewhere else and also the opposite as well. For example, we had a very very nice pair of lilac crowned amazons, they have the reputation of being a little hard to breed. We obtained them around 1988 and we had them in the same exact location, same diets, same nest boxes, same everything beside where over 50 pair of amazons were reproducing very successfully. But they simply never attempted to enter the nest box. After 12 years of trying different things changing nest box designs, changed diets, etc, them being uncommon species and later becoming a protected species in their own wild habitat we still kept them. After this 12 years, we were making some modifications on the roof of the aviary that housed them and others and we moved them to a holding cage for maybe a week or 2. Moved them back to the same breeding unit, same exact everything. nothing changed but the roof was repaired. Within a couple weeks, they entered the nest box and after another month they produced several eggs all fertile, and became excellent and reliable breeders. It was the move and move back caused a stimulation. When it comes to bird breeding, anything can happen and sometimes nothing happens and there is no guarantee, and anyone that tells you, they guarantee something, Beware. So, good luck and be careful of the scammers. thanks, Mike Richard, Royal Bird Company Avicultural Breeding Research Center. I have included a video of a couple pair of amazons that started showing nesting behavior.

18/05/2024

Thanks for being a top engager and making it on to my weekly engagement list! 🎉 Paul Urizar, Becky West,giles danz