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How Much Does a Hyacinth Macaw Cost in the UK?

The Hyacinth Macaw is the world's largest parrot and one of the most expensive birds in the world. Understanding why it costs so much — and what that price includes — is essential before enquiring about purchase.

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Hyacinth Macaws are typically priced between £12,000 and £20,000+ in the UK from reputable specialist breeders. Some exceptional birds — particularly older, exceptionally socialised individuals — may be offered at higher prices. The extraordinary cost reflects several factors:

⚠️ Warning: If you see a Hyacinth Macaw advertised for significantly less than £8,000 without verifiable paperwork, treat with extreme caution. The vast majority of "cheap" Hyacinth offers are scams or involve illegally sourced birds.
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Is a Hyacinth Macaw worth the money?

For the right owner, absolutely. Hyacinth Macaws are extraordinary animals — intelligent, gentle, affectionate, and breathtakingly beautiful. But they require very significant ongoing investment in care, space, and time. They are not suitable as status purchases; the ongoing cost and commitment must be fully understood before buying.

What are the ongoing costs of a Hyacinth Macaw?

Budget for: premium diet including palm nuts (a key Hyacinth food), large high-quality cage, specialist avian vet care, enrichment, and insurance. Annual ongoing costs can be £2,000–£5,000 depending on circumstances.

How can I verify a Hyacinth Macaw is legally obtained?

Request the CITES export permit from Spain (showing our official registration number and CITES authority stamp) and the UK CITES import permit from APHA. Both documents should name the individual bird by ring or microchip number. APHA can verify UK permits; the Spanish CITES authority can verify export permits.

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