I have been taking in Fiddies (feathered kiddies) for 7 years...started out with a Peachface lovebird my Equine vet needed to find a home for and now includes...In order of rehome;
1 normal Peachface Lovebird, Tiny (male)
2 Blue Mask Lovebirds, Cody and Trestin (male and female sibblings)
1 normal Grey Cockatiel, Gus
2 Cockatiels, 1 normal grey, Thumper and 1 Whiteface J.B. (males)
1 Peachface Pied Lovebird (female) Topanga
1 Meyers Parrot, Jasper (male)
1 Green Cheek/Black Capp hybrid Conure, Kiwi
1 green Cheek Conure, Sammie
1 Green Quaker, Rosie
1 Green Quaker, Holly (female)
LOLOL, my open floor plan home is full of cages, play stands both hanging and floor style and feathers . All my family and friends laugh and call me an 'eccentric ol lady' because I always have feathers (sometimes poop) and seed somewhere...pockets, purse, hair ect...
Anyway, thats a little about my rehomies. Jo

LOL your house sounds like mine!!

I have 12 birds and half of them are rehomes. There is only one that I cannot handle (won't step up, runs away and just plain hates people), but it's the way he prefers it.

All the other rehomes I can handle to a certain extent and most of them are very cuddly birds

LOL, well you both have me beat, but I have 8. It seems that my friends are starting to comment that I always have a bird, or the signs of having had a bird, on me!

2 of my Q's are rehomes - Frankie & Isabelle
1 is a rescue - June
2 blue masked lovies rehomed to me from Jacqui (HUGS)named Kit and Skye
2 Budgies I brought home from a yard sale - Hagred & Hermione
and then there is Ollie, the black winged Jardine -- Ollie is staying with us for at least three years while her mother is deployed in Europe with the Army.

Ugh, I must tell you that MBS is in full swing for me too!

Thanks for sharing about your flock! Welcome to ours!

I always have my ears open for fids needing a mom! Right now all I have is 4, 3 are re-homes. I've had my share of tiels and lovies but they just don't fit in real well here, so I just foster them and find them wonderful homes where they come first!