Parrotvilla

We welcome new trade opportunities. If you breed exotic birds in captivity according to CITES standards then let us please know what you have, we constantly want to buy new birds to enhance our stock.

The conditions vary from country to country however there is a basis for most countries signed a worldwide common agreement about cooperation, protection and trade with endangered species: CITES (The Convention on International Trade in Endangered Species of Wild Fauna and Flora). Its aim is to ensure that international trade of specimens of wild animals and plants does not threaten their survival.

We have made it to our mission to protect nature, especially exotic birds.

The day when exotic birds will have enough passionate fans then that day the survival of its species will be guaranteed, for if they live on –even if in captivity- then no natural or man-made disaster will be able to wipe that species of the face of the earth. Breeders cab and should reintroduce parrots back to nature.

Each day one reads in the news how new roads, new artificial lakes or new urbanization development causes a literal mass dying of parrots and other species.

History of Parrotvilla

It all began with Mr. Marian,
our Marian has been keen on nature ever since his childhood - specially birds. He lived on the countryside and as a teenager held an aviary with simple parakeets. In his 30-ies Marian fed up with his business, sold his successful food factory and came back to birds. It was 1999 when Marian bought a picturesque fish lake and surrounding land in a rural area thriving with wildlife. 3 hectare in size it was enough start-up space to seriously consider going after his dream of breeding exotic birds.