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When Jodi was 15 years old, she visited the home of friends, whose 12 year old daughter raised Budgies in a small outdoor aviary. Jodi
was immediately hooked and from that day she knew she would one day raise birds. She never lost sight of that goal, although it took
many years to get started.
When she finally started her flock, she raised color mutation Cockatiels and Peach-Faced Love Birds. Her interest quickly progressed to
Conures, and at one time she specialized in Conures, with a collection of 17 species! From there she started raising Amazon Parrots,
African Parrots, Cockatoos and eventually Macaws.
Jodi has over 17 years experience raising a variety of parrot species. Shortly after she started raising birds, her parents caught her
enthusiasm and began raising birds too! They share her passion and love for these unique and magical creatures. Jodi currently raises
most of the African Parrots: Congo African Grays, Timneh African Grays, Jardine Parrots, Senegals, and Red-Belly Parrots. She also
raises Sun Conures and Blue & Gold Macaws. In addition to her own birds, she sells her Mother's birds, and they are listed on this site
as well.
Jodi's Exotic Birds is located in beautiful Lake Mathews, California. The birds are housed in outdoor aviaries where they can enjoy the
California sunshine, fresh air, and yes, some times even some rain! Because of the mild climate, breeding season can be most any time
of the year, and some times there is no true "off Season".
Check for prices & availability. Jodi@jodisexoticbirds.com
Babies are parent hatched and fed (when possible) for several weeks, then lovingly hand-raised and weaned. They are weaned onto a
nutritious "live" sprouted diet, and a variety of fruit, vegetables and pellets. The babies are allowed and encouraged to fly (an important
developmental stage), before progressive wing clipping.
All birds are sold with a written health guarantee. Nationwide shipping is available from Ontario, California.
