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| LL Cages |
| LL Cages |
| About Us |
| Lars & Wendy Jacobson with new baby, Sydney |
| Lon Jacobson with Hunter & Eden |
| Picture taken at Woodland Park Zoo, Seattle, May 2005 as Willawong Bird Exhibit nears completion. |
| Lars and Lon provided nearly 250 birds for the new exhibit at the Woodland Park Zoo's Willawong Bird Exhibit. This new exhibit opened in the Summer of 2005. It allows children (and parents) to feed a variety of birds indigenous to Australia. |
Update: July 2008
Lars and Wendy live in Southern California.
Lars began his birding interest in the 1980's
when his younger brother Lon started raising
cockatiels. Lars and Lon have enjoyed raising a
variety of birds over the years. In the early
2000's they began providing not only birds but
cages as well to many pet stores and bird
enthusiast throughout the country.
Lars and Wendy keep very busy at home and
enjoy family life very much as they 'home school'
their children. They will be the proud parents of
soon to be NINE children this coming January.
Lars and Wendy live in Southern California.
Lars began his birding interest in the 1980's
when his younger brother Lon started raising
cockatiels. Lars and Lon have enjoyed raising a
variety of birds over the years. In the early
2000's they began providing not only birds but
cages as well to many pet stores and bird
enthusiast throughout the country.
Lars and Wendy keep very busy at home and
enjoy family life very much as they 'home school'
their children. They will be the proud parents of
soon to be NINE children this coming January.
Update: July 2008
Lon and his wife Regina live in Mount Vernon, WA.
Lon has loved birds for as long as he can
remember. As a child, he discovered that he
could make extra money by doing what he loved;
so Lon started raising birds and selling them to
friends and local pet stores in Southern California.
In the late 1990's, Lon and Regina moved to the
Northwest; where he has continued raising and
selling birds. They keep very busy at home where
they enjoy spending time with their children and
new baby girl just born in July. They are the
parents of SEVEN children.
Lon and his wife Regina live in Mount Vernon, WA.
Lon has loved birds for as long as he can
remember. As a child, he discovered that he
could make extra money by doing what he loved;
so Lon started raising birds and selling them to
friends and local pet stores in Southern California.
In the late 1990's, Lon and Regina moved to the
Northwest; where he has continued raising and
selling birds. They keep very busy at home where
they enjoy spending time with their children and
new baby girl just born in July. They are the
parents of SEVEN children.