Extraordinary birds.A bond for life.
Welcome to Papagayos de Don Ciro. Discover the colourful world of our parrot aviary in Spain.
Every bird, a personality
A good match begins with getting acquainted.
Care for wellbeing
Space, calm and appropriate care.
A thoughtful choice
Prepared for a life together.
A world of character
Five extraordinary groups of birds. Each with its own personality, story and needs. Discover which bird fits your life.
01Rainbow lorikeet
Colourful, lively & curious
02Macaws
Striking, intelligent & full of personality
03Cockatoos
Expressive, social & spirited
04African grey parrots
Observant, intelligent & sensitive
05Sun conures
Radiant, active & sociable
Illustrative species photographs; these do not show birds currently available.
desde España.
A passion that took flight.
Our love for parrots has found a home in Spain. At Papagayos de Don Ciro, we look beyond the beautiful colours: at each bird’s character, its needs and the bond you build together.
More about our aviaryA parrot in your life. Where do you begin?
A colour catches your eye. Temperament, care and everyday life help you discover whether there is a good match. Give yourself time to explore that world.
Get to know the bird
Explore the differences between lorikeets, macaws, cockatoos, African greys and sun conures. Look beyond appearance: the profiles cover temperament, social contact and everyday care. They offer a starting point for considering what could fit your life.
Explore the speciesPicture an ordinary day
Where will the enclosure go, who will provide daily care and who can help when you are away? Our journal helps you consider space, food, rest and the first weeks at home. Note your questions as you read to guide your next steps.
Read about preparingTell us about your home
Interested in a particular species, or still exploring? Tell us about your experience, your household and your questions. Use the available listings as a starting point and contact us to discuss the possibilities for a first meeting.
Get in touch
An extraordinary bird deserves extraordinary care.
From daily care to understanding behaviour. Explore the world of parrots before making your choice.
Choosing a parrot: time, costs and a suitable home
A good match starts with your daily life. Discover the questions worth asking before you choose a bird.
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Parrot enrichment: foraging, playing and exploring
Make room for curiosity. Turn searching, chewing and exploring into small challenges suited to your bird.
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Training your parrot: trust, stepping up and rewards
A calm approach and achievable exercises help you understand each other. Start with choice, timing and an appropriate reward.
Read the articleYou may already be wondering.
A first meeting often starts with practical questions. Here are a few answers to begin with. For questions about a particular bird, you can contact us directly.
ContactWhich species could suit me?
Start with what you can offer each day: space, time, attention and suitable care. Then compare the species profiles. A profile offers guidance, while the individual bird’s history and temperament matter too. You do not need to have chosen before a first conversation.
All bird speciesWhere can I see available birds?
The listings page shows published birds and their availability status. Species photographs elsewhere on the website are illustrative and do not represent current availability. If you cannot find a suitable bird, contact us to ask about the current possibilities.
View available birdsCan I arrange a visit?
Papagayos de Don Ciro is based in Spain. Visits are by appointment. Contact us beforehand and tell us which birds you would like to meet. We can then discuss the practical possibilities and take your questions into account when preparing.
Let’s get acquaintedWhere can I learn more about care?
The journal contains detailed articles on food, housing, behaviour, care and wellbeing. Start with the first weeks at home or choose a topic related to your question. Every article is available in Dutch, Spanish and English.
Explore the full journal