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Siesta Sanctuary
104 Brown Rd.
Harmony, Maine

Our Birds

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Macaws

Large, colorful parrots with long tails native to South and Central America. Our flock includes Blue & Golds, Catalinas, Green wings, Hahn's, Harlequins, Military, Scarlets, Senegals and Severes.

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Scarlet, scarlet macaw
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Woody, blue-throated macaw **Critically endangered**
Woody's intent on dismantling our aviary! Every day we find nuts, bolts, clamps in his nest. Our challenge is figuring out where they came from! Watch his videos below. He's our Challenge in Our Flock's News December 2017 e-newsletter and Featured Bird in the April 2018 e-newsletter
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Eaglet, military nacaw
Eaglet, a military macaw, was hatched in 1992 and a resident since 2012.
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Holly, scarlet macaw
Holly is a scarlet macaw, hatched in 2003 and resident since 2013.
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Major Burns (military macaw), above, with Sabrina (green wing macaw), his current fling
Read about Major Burns' dalliances in Our Flock's News e-newsletter December 2017 Gossip column.
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Cockatoos

Cockatoos are from Australia. Our flock includes Bare-Eyed, Citron, Goffin, Moluccan, Sulfur Crested and Umbrella. The Moluccan Cockatoos are an exquisite blend of white, bright orange, yellow, and muted shades of peach and salmon with black to brown eyes and a large black beak.

Gracie dancing
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Moluccan Cockatoos are an exquisite blend of white, bright orange, yellow, and muted shades of peach and salmon with black to brown eyes and a large black beak.
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Ollie, Moluccan cockatoo
Ollie, a sexed female, spent her last 10 years here at Siesta Sanctuary before dying in July 2017.
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Rhetta, Ginger, Nutmeg: The Morning Moluccan Committee Meeting
Ginger, Nutmeg and Rhetta meet every morning on a high perch and exchange info on the other residents. Read their monthly gossip column in Our Flock's News e-newsletters.
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Venezuela, Bare Eyed Cockatoo
Venezuela is a Bare Eyed Cockatoo who came to us from the Lewiston Auburn Animal Shelter in November 2009. He(?) is a perky and feisty little bird who, at times, lures you into petting him and then latches on with his beak. To avoid this you must learn to read his body language!
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Tootie (Goffin Cockatoo) and Tom (Homo Sapien)
Tootie's specialty is throwing a plastic syringe. She puffs up and dances when it's caught; this is harder than you think! Read about their special bond in Our Flock's News May 2018 Featured Bird column.
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Crystal, Umbrella Cockatoo
Crystal is full of attitude. Her favorite line is "Are you talking to me?!?"
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Olivia, Sulphur Crested Cockatoo, and Dr Amber Pierce, homo sapien
A Sulphur Crested Cockatoo. Read the story of Olivia's many beaks in Our Flock's News July 2018 newsletter in the Featured Bird column.
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Bath time is very soothing for birds
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Gracie, a Moluccan Cockatoo
came to us in March 2016 with quite a rescue story. Read all about her in Our Flock's News e-newsletter Feature column of February 2018. Now she's quite the dancer- see video below.

Medium Sized Parrots: African Greys, Amazons, Eclectus, Ring Necks and others.

Our flock includes AFRICAN GREYS: Congo, Timneh; AMAZONS: Blue crested, Blue front, Double Yellow Head, Orange wing, Red Lored; ECLECTUS: Solomon Island; RING NECKS: Indian

Learn more about African Greys
Learn more about Amazons
Learn more about Eclectus
D. Janeiro and Chuckles in their first cuddle
D. Janeiro's had a rough life; Chuckles has had a rough life. Now they've found love.
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Solomon, a Solomon Island Eclectus
Solomon, a Solomon Island Eclectus, was hatched in 2001 at Margaret's Parrot Place and a resident ever since. He is a very calm and dignified parrot. Read more about Eclectus on the Learn More link below
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Ebon, a Congo African Grey
Ebon's an 18-year-old Congo African Grey and a close friend of Max, also a Congo. Read about their friendship in Our Flock's News newsletter's Featured Bird column in the January 2018 edition.
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Maria, a Double Yellow Head Amazon
She is a Double Yellow Head Amazon. She is quite the socialite and is loose in the big room. Read more about Amazons on the Learn More link below.
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Bath Time!
There are just a handful of birds that are not excited by showers; the rest get right into it!
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Max with his human, Ruby
Max is an Congo African Grey; Ruby is a homo sapien. Read their story in Our Flock's News January 2018 Featured Bird column.
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Giggles (L) and Billy, Amazons
Giggles is a Red Lored Amazon; Billy is an Orange wing Amazon

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Ivan, Indian Ring Neck
Ivan is an Indian Ring Neck. Read the gossip about his move into the Big Bird room with Marley,another Indian Ring Neck, in Our Flock's News e-newletter January 2018 Gossip column.
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Bathsheba (Sheba), a Timneh African Grey
Read her story in Our Flock's News March 2018 Featured Bird column.
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Rio (L) and D. Janeiro
Rio and D Janeiro are both Orange-wing
Amazons. Read their story in Our Flock's News June 2018 Featured Bird column.

Our Small Parrots include conures, cockatiels

Conures include Bellied, Blue crested, Blue Crown, Peach front, Red Cheeked and Sun.

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