Bird Trader

Please Note:

Because of Government regulations, we cannot export birds from Australia.  Within Australia some Australian Native birds require an AR number (Aviary Registration number).  Some States require an export and import licence.

"All native birds are protected in NSW under the National Parks and Wildlife Act."
NSW Government - Environment & Heritage - Bird Keeper's Licence

Birds for Sale/Wanted

This is a free service for all financial members.  Please note that all listings as they appear in our magazine are for two (2) issues only and must be re-submitted after this date.  As the magazine is bi-montly all adds must be received before the third Saturday of the month prior to the issue date.

Please note that listings on the website are published several weeks after the magazine has been circulated to members.

Birds for Sale
Birds Wanted
Scams

Birds for Sale

Updated:  17/02/2020

Lady Amherst pheasant pairs $120, Lady Amherst females $80, Golden pheasant cocks $50.
All young birds.

Contact Doug 0427 311 410

Checked and updated 2/01/2020

WA Long Billed Corellas (Pastinator derbeyi) 2017 bred.

Muirs Corellas (Pastinator pastinator), NT Short Billed Corellas Sanguinea sanguinea (both spoken for at this stage), Kuhli Galahs ir pair sold to Townsville. Hand raised, closed rung (except 2 split rung birds).

All these birds were certified surgically sexed by Dr Michael Cannon and blood drawn and subsequently certified free of PBFD by MDS Australia..

Kuhli Galahs 2 x 2015 bred tame hens, 2015 Fitzroy Sulphur Crested Cockatoo (Galerita fitzroyi) cock bird. Similar 2014/15/16 bred cockatoos also available including Short Billed Corellas (Sanguinea gymnopis).

Cockatoo pairs WA Galahs, Eastern Long Billed Corellas, Fitzroy Sulphurs (Galerita fitroyi)

I can air freight ex Canberra at your expense, or you pick up (conditions apply).

Please phone only for more information.
John 0408 268 173
TEXTS will not be responded to.
Checked and updated 2/01/2020

Pied Hooded Parrots:
1 proven pr Hooded parrots - split pied cock x pied hen $350
2 × 2018 bred DNA'd male pied Hoodeds $180 ea

Red-rump Parrots:
Various 2018 bred Red-rump hens priced from $40
2 x proven breeding Red-rump hens $50 ea

Bourke Parrots:
Light pied and split pied Bourkes priced from $50
Proven breeding pair Bourkes $80

Quaker Parrots: 2 x blue possible split lutino cock x green hen Quaker prs $350
Green possible split lutino cock $200

Contact Tracie on 0434 116 009

Checked and updated 2/01/2020

Green Ringneck parrots (pair) - proven breeders. They come with their own cage, sustpended aviary on wheels - $250.

Phone Robyn on 0448 721 764
Posted 2/01/2020

Birds Wanted

Yellow throated scrubwrens
White browed scrubwrens
Breeding pair of Black Breasted Button Quail

Please phone Mark Surace 0459 598 483
E-mail:  
Posted 17/06/2020

Cape York Cockatoos: Normantoni Short Billed Corellas, Queenslandica Sulphur Crested Cockatoos (Galerita queenslandica) and Cape York Galahs.

Will swap for any birds I have for sale, conditions apply (see advert above under 'For Sale').

Please phone only for more information.
John 0408 268 173
TEXTS will not be responded to.
Checked and updated 2/01/2020

Scams

"We are all aware that even before the World Wide Web's instigation in the early 1990s, there have always been people out there who are trying to "rip us off"!

Buying and selling your birds is not exempt from this.

The following e-mail was sent to us in March 2011 by John McGrath (a member of the ASNSW and President of the Avicultural Society of Canberra Inc.)  It reads as follows and serves as a warning to be very, very careful.

Re:  Bird Scamer Alert

"I have just got off the phone to a lady from Maitland in NSW, who is in the process of buying a bird off me.  She was checking to make sure that I was not a scammer.  I gave her a few referrals in the Hunter Valley region to cross reference me by.

Her fears where produced by the fact that her sister was scammed very recently by somebody that had taken $1,500AU off her as a deposit on an African Grey Parrot.  The money had been deposited as cash in to a post office somewhere and the money had been collected.

I advised her to get her sister to the police and that she had three points of contact.

• The money receiver had e-mailed her sister to say "You have been scammed!"  Therefore she has an e-mail address.  
• She also has a mobile phone number.
• I also pointed out that to collect that much money from a post office, the receiver would have to present identification such as a drivers licence."

John sent this e-mail (which is just one example) as a warning for us all.  Most people don't think this way but unfortunately there are a lot of people out there who do and they are constantly thinking up new ways every day on how to scam you and take your money.

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