A: Beaks & Feathers Aviaries is a privately operated hobbyist aviary, meaning that we are not open to the general public. Visits to our aviary are strictly by appointment only. We prioritize providing a safe and stress-free environment for our birds while focusing on educational experiences for our visitors. To schedule a visit or to learn more about our educational services, please contact us directly.

A: Yes, at Beaks & Feathers Aviaries, we welcome visitors who are interested in meeting our birds. We believe that firsthand interaction helps in making informed decisions when adopting a pet parrot or aviary bird. To ensure the safety and well-being of our birds and provide you with personalised attention, we kindly request that you schedule an appointment in advance. During your visit, you will have the opportunity to interact with our friendly, hand-raised birds and learn about their care, dietary needs, and personalities. To book an appointment, please don't hesitate to contact us through our website or give us a call. We'll be happy to arrange a convenient time for your visit.

A: Unfortunately, we cannot accommodate visits with your bird to Beaks & Feathers Aviaries to check compatibility with another bird. While we understand the importance of ensuring birds get along, the health and safety of all our birds are our top priority. Introducing birds from different environments can pose risks such as stress, injury, and potential transmission of diseases. Instead, we offer expert advice on bird compatibility and can help you select a bird that has a good chance of getting along with your current pet. We are also happy to provide guidance on the best practices for introducing new birds to each other in a controlled and safe manner. If you have any further questions, please feel free to contact us.

A: Yes, at Beaks & Feathers Aviaries, we offer shipping options for our birds, but only within Australia. We can ship to most airports that accept live freight, ensuring our birds are transported safely and promptly to their new homes. Please note, certain states such as Western Australia (WA), Northern Territory (NT), and Tasmania (Tassie) have specific regulations regarding which species are allowed. These states may require import permits, a keeper's permit, and a customs check for the species that are permitted within their borders. We advise customers to familiarize themselves with these state-specific restrictions to ensure a smooth and compliant shipping process.