These little doves are native to Australia where they can be found in dry areas near water. Diamond doves usually waddle on the ground looking for food in pairs and will eat both seeds and ants in the wild. They are one of the smallest kinds of doves in Australia and are in the Columbidae family of birds which includes pigeons. Diamond doves are not biters but they also aren't designed to be handled as they are fragile. They are social, though, and need companionship. It's just that they aren't a bird that is going to want to cuddle with you. Another dove can keep them happy as they are not typically going to want to interact with you unless they were a hand-fed baby.

The Orange-cheeked Waxbills are very sociable birds, they get along with other species, except while breeding when they can become more nervous and territorial. The males like to sing and will vocalize with their high-pitched chirping. Males have different melodies and hens may vocalize a bit, but they will not sing. Orange-cheeked Waxbills are very active and flighty birds and do well in a large flight or aviary.

Parakeets, also known as budgies, are one of the most popular pet bird species in the world. They’re known for their bright, cheerful colors as well as their small, handleable size. These lively little creatures are more than what they appear, though. Parakeets are also friendly, smart, personable, and make amazing companion animals.