Any good breeders of Mealy’s?

[promethuschow]

Hey, folks does anyone here know about any good breeders of Mealy’s? I would appreciate if anyone could point me to any reputable breeders of Mealy’s. I know Windycity, Royal Bird company and Avalon doesn't breed Mealy’s anymore. I know this species is getting rarer every year with fewer and fewer babies available in the USA.

 

[SailBoat]

And, what babies are available are becoming very expensive.

The good Breeders have gotten out of breading Mealy's because the demand has fallen as they are not a "must Have Parrot." Those I knew have gone out of the business.

Open your score of interest and try looking for a Parrot that "Wants You!" You will find they are much better at choose a Human than Humans are at choosing a Parrot. After all Humans get way into the I WANT thing.

 

[saxguy64]

Have to agree with Sailboat. Nothing better than being the chosen one. I have my YNA Baxter, not because I was looking for, or even considering a second bird, but entirely because she decided that it needed to be. Her bond with me is something truly special. So glad I listened to her, and gave in to her demands!

 

[promethuschow]

I did the same with my GCC, unfortunately she passed away. Hence, I was kinda looking for a Mealy.

Thanks again.

 

[SailBoat]

I did the same with my GCC, unfortunately she passed away. Hence, I was kinda looking for a Mealy.

Thanks again.

I understand the want!!! Close friends have one and he is one huge love bunny.

 

[promethuschow]

I know, I always believed let the Bird choose you. As I did with the GCC, Maynha, and my Rescued CAG. Unfortunately, can't do that with the Mealy's. Let's see what happens with the lookout. As I build my outdoor aviary in the next summer in NYC. I mean I still drive back and forth from NYC to VA for my CAG vets. He has been seen by the vet in Fairfax for the last 7 or so years when I used to live in Northern Virginia.

 

[Ira7]

I totally understand wanting a Mealy or Orange Winged. Usually, totally mellow birds, and sociable with everyone. Not one person birds.