Welcome
To Avionics West of Tennessee
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Decorative Critter
Clocks
Decorate any room in
your home or office with our 10 inch wall clock. Black plastic case.
Requires 1 AA battery (included). These clocks will put a
smile on your face every time you look at them.
This clock shows a little Green Cheek Conure, a bird that is full of
personally.
The Green Cheek makes a great family pet, may talk, easy to maintain
and good choice for "That Family Bird". The little Green Cheek
loves to sit and watch TV with the family and of course steal your
food. As with all pets, study up before purchasing a real
critter.
GreenCheek
B-001
$12.95
The Mollucan Cockatoo. The
Mollucan is one of the largest Cockatoo birds that are readily
available today.
The
one you see on this picture is a "Rescue" bird and he's made a great
companion. Our Mollucan loves to be petted and held.
Like any Cockatoo, they require large amounts of attention, don't
consider the Mollucan unless you have lots of time every day to
spend with it. Yes, this huge bird requires a lot of
attention and time but the benefits are well worth it. As one would
expect, clean up and maintenance is higher on this large bird versus
a Green Cheek or other small bird. I don't recommend a
Mollucan in an apartment or close home situation, they can make more
noise than a powerful locomotive, especially early mornings and late
in the day!
Cockatoo
B-002
$12.95
This is a male African Redbellied Parrot.
Males have the bright orange/red belly and eyes as you see here.
The Redbelly makes a great pet for a person with multiple birds, or
if you can only have one bird, the Redbelly is a great choice.
Maintenance is very low on this bird, he's perfectly happy without
being in the same room with you. They like to have their beak
rubbed, loves to sit on your lap or shoulder. They are
excellent flyers and can turn sharper than an F-15! Easy
maintenance, beautiful, doesn't require a large cage such as a
Cockatoo does, are but a few of the many reasons to have such a
creature. Do let this critter out in a roomy area and watch
him fly, it's awesome and oh the beauty of the African Redbellied
Parrot
RedBelly
B-003
$12.95
Shown are a male and female Solomon
Island Eclectus Parrots. The male is mainly green with
some red on and under his wings.
The
female is red and a blue color that just can't be described, the
beauty of these two birds can not be described in words. Their
feathers seem more like hair than feathers as we know them.
Normally the males are really mellow but the females can be somewhat
nippy unless you spend a lot of time with them. The two birds
you see here are "Rescue" birds we received from owners who just
didn't have enough available hours that these beautiful creatures
need. Either Eclectus is a great choice for that person who
wants only wants one bird. While we've had Eclectus in our
indoor "General Population" they seem to be happier in an area that
is Eclectus only and really love the one-on-one time. The
Eclectus is happy just sitting on your shoulder or lap while you
work on the computer or watch TV. They don't really care that
much for getting rubbed on. These birds are relatively quiet
and make good apartment pets. If I could have only two birds, it
would be a pair of Solomon Island Eclectus parrots.
Eclectus
B-004
$12.95
This is a Grey Hairstreak Butterfly (Strymon
Melinus). This little butterfly is found throughout the USA but
enjoys the warm climate.
These beautiful butterflies are normally active between late March
and late October. Like most Hairstreak's, they often can be
found with their wings open, what an awesome sight! My wife
snapped this picture back in 2006. Unlike the birds shown
above, the Hairstreak does not make for a good pet but they are
pretty to look at and VERY low maintenance:-)
The Green Cheek makes a great family pet, may talk, easy to maintain
and good choice for "That Family Bird". The little Green Cheek
loves to sit and watch TV with the family and of course steal your
food. As with all pets, study up before purchasing a real
critter. 
The
one you see on this picture is a "Rescue" bird and he's made a great
companion. Our Mollucan loves to be petted and held.
Like any Cockatoo, they require large amounts of attention, don't
consider the Mollucan unless you have lots of time every day to
spend with it. Yes, this huge bird requires a lot of
attention and time but the benefits are well worth it. As one would
expect, clean up and maintenance is higher on this large bird versus
a Green Cheek or other small bird. I don't recommend a
Mollucan in an apartment or close home situation, they can make more
noise than a powerful locomotive, especially early mornings and late
in the day!
The Redbelly makes a great pet for a person with multiple birds, or
if you can only have one bird, the Redbelly is a great choice.
Maintenance is very low on this bird, he's perfectly happy without
being in the same room with you. They like to have their beak
rubbed, loves to sit on your lap or shoulder. They are
excellent flyers and can turn sharper than an F-15! Easy
maintenance, beautiful, doesn't require a large cage such as a
Cockatoo does, are but a few of the many reasons to have such a
creature. Do let this critter out in a roomy area and watch
him fly, it's awesome and oh the beauty of the African Redbellied
Parrot
The
female is red and a blue color that just can't be described, the
beauty of these two birds can not be described in words. Their
feathers seem more like hair than feathers as we know them.
Normally the males are really mellow but the females can be somewhat
nippy unless you spend a lot of time with them. The two birds
you see here are "Rescue" birds we received from owners who just
didn't have enough available hours that these beautiful creatures
need. Either Eclectus is a great choice for that person who
wants only wants one bird. While we've had Eclectus in our
indoor "General Population" they seem to be happier in an area that
is Eclectus only and really love the one-on-one time. The
Eclectus is happy just sitting on your shoulder or lap while you
work on the computer or watch TV. They don't really care that
much for getting rubbed on. These birds are relatively quiet
and make good apartment pets. If I could have only two birds, it
would be a pair of Solomon Island Eclectus parrots.
These beautiful butterflies are normally active between late March
and late October. Like most Hairstreak's, they often can be
found with their wings open, what an awesome sight! My wife
snapped this picture back in 2006. Unlike the birds shown
above, the Hairstreak does not make for a good pet but they are
pretty to look at and VERY low maintenance:-) 
