Luzon Bleeding Heart$400 per pair, price difference reflects age of birds. BIRDS SHOULD BE RESERVED MONTHS IN ADVANCE! thats how long the waiting list often extends.This bird is not white as so many people expect. There is no all white bleeding heart dove! That is a fact. They are grey-blue and have a white throat and breast with a bright blood red diamond shaped patch in the center of the breast which does look like a bleeding wound. They are not difficult to breed, but slow to mature and often show no interest in breeding until they are 2 years old. They live for many many years. Should not be kept with other large doves.

Bartletts Bleeding Heart $300 each young $350 each older. This is by far the most beautiful dove I have ever kept. The colors are absolutely exquisite. They are not as easy to breed as Luzons but once established they can breed regularly producing chick after chick. Several of my pairs are very reluctant to raise their own young. Some wont even incubate their single egg. Yep thats right they only lay one egg per clutch. I have fostered many under Luzon Bleeding hearts and also under Ringneck doves. I have a good breeding program with these but I don't sell them often and I wont sell them to just anyone, so if you are seriously interested in these, send me an email telling me so and plan to wait a while as it may take several months or more to get a male and female ready for sale. Email me for more information.

Zebra Dove $95 per pair I usually have some to offer in fall months (Sept - Nov.) . This is a small sandy colored dove with black scaling, zebra stripes on the neck and a salmon pink breast. It has the most melodious, flute like coo of any dove. One of the most desirable of all small doves! Gentle and easy to breed, excellent for beginners and especially well in an aviary. Will breed in small cages, provided they have lots of privace and no disturbances. Fairly hardy in dove except in extreme northern climates. Tolerates temps in the mid 20sF for short periods.