POULTRY VS. PET BIRDS
For the purpose of this website we will be using the following definitions:
Poultry are domesticated fowls that are typically raised for the production of meat or eggs.
Poultry include: all chickens, turkeys, turkins, pheasants, peafowl, guinea fowl, quail, ducks, geese, swans, gallinules, doves, pigeons, grouse, partridges, francolin, tinamou, ostriches, and other ratites (including but not limited to the rhea, emu, and cassowary), and hatching or embryonated eggs.

Cassowary

Dove

Muscovy Duck

Pekin Duck

Emu

Francolin

Gallinule

Buff Goose

Grouse

Guinea Fowl

Ostrich

Partridge

Peafowl

Pheasant

Pigeon

Coturnix Quail

Swan

Tinamou
Pet birds, on the other hand, tend to be caged birds not bred for their utility.
Pet birds include: canaries, finches, cockatiels, lovebirds, small parakeets, parrotlets, caiques, small conures, lories, lorikeets, large parakeets, pionus parrots, poicephalus, african greys, amazons, cockatoos, large conures, eclectus, hawk headed parrots , macaws and toucans.

African Grey

Amazon

Caique

Canary

Cockatiel

Cockatoo

Small Conure

Large Conure

Finch

Lorikeet

Lory

Lovebird

Macaw

Small Parakeet or Budgerigar/Budgie

Large Parakeet

Eclectus Parrot

Hawk Headed Parrot

Pionus Parrot

Poicephalus Parrot

Parrotlet

Toucan