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Sarina Birds n Bits We are hobbyist parrot breeders, specialising in companion parrots.

Yellow Nape Amazons being handraised & growing very fast. They love their tucker!! ❤️
09/10/2026

Yellow Nape Amazons being handraised & growing very fast. They love their tucker!! ❤️

These are my orphans. They are growing so fast. Handraised. Yellow Nape Amazons.
29/09/2026

These are my orphans. They are growing so fast. Handraised. Yellow Nape Amazons.

09/09/2026

No time for Dad jokes! Emus take fatherhood seriously.

They can go nearly two months without leaving the nest to eat, drink or even relieve themselves while they incubate their eggs.

Once their chicks hatch, they’ll spend another five to seven months fiercely protecting them – raising whatever chicks hatch in their nest, whether they sired them or not. They’ll even welcome lost chicks from other broods into their group!

It's "birds of a feather," not "birds of a father"! 🪶👨‍🍼

📸 T McLaren/AWC

09/09/2026

These little ones are orphans. Lost their mum. 😢❤️.

This little one loves his/her teddy ❤️
09/09/2026

This little one loves his/her teddy ❤️

We have eclectus parrots ready for their new homes 😀
12/05/2026


We have eclectus parrots ready for their new homes 😀

08/05/2026

Special cuddles this morning!! Bed changing, time to snuggle on the bench.

14/02/2026

🌿 Let’s Talk About Vegetables — Day 8: Beets

Beets are a colorful, nutrient-dense vegetable that can be a healthy addition to your parrot’s fresh food rotation when offered properly.

Beets most commonly come in that deep purple-red color, but they also come in a beautiful golden variety. Both are parrot-safe and offer similar nutritional benefits.

❤️ Why beets are beneficial for parrots:

✔️ Folate (Vitamin B9) – supports cell growth and tissue repair
✔️ Vitamin C – supports the immune system
✔️ Potassium – supports muscle and nerve function
✔️ Fiber – aids digestion
✔️ Rich in antioxidants that support overall wellness

🥗 Serving tips:

• Offer raw (finely chopped or shredded) or lightly steamed
• Beet greens are also safe and nutritious
• Feed in moderation — they are naturally higher in sugars. I usually add a 2 or 3 to my batch for the whole week for the flock of 40+.
• Expect pink/red droppings after feeding (totally normal!)

Beets add vibrant color, enrichment, and powerful nutrients to a

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