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Progressive greying: beyond the London fancy

In Part One, HEIN VAN GROUW explained exactly how the London fancy canary progresses from an all-dark first...

The London fancy: its plumage explained

This enigmatic, recently resurrected canary continues to provoke both puzzlement and controversy among breeders. Yet in fact its...

Keeping tabs with tags

To complete his article in the February 7 issue (see previous post), DAVID WAUGH explains some further ground-breaking studies...

Keeping tabs on Carnaby’s

Australia’s black cockatoos are magnificent creatures that urgently require monitoring: not always easy as they range through the forest....

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Keeping tabs with tags

To complete his article in the February 7 issue (see previous post), DAVID WAUGH explains some further ground-breaking studies using GPS devices on the...

Keeping tabs on Carnaby’s

Australia’s black cockatoos are magnificent creatures that urgently require monitoring: not always easy as they range through the forest. DAVID WAUGH reveals how technology...

Top of the popularity poll

Everyone loves a redpoll! ANDY JOHNSON is happy to recommend this gorgeous little native finch as a perfect ‘second species’ or indeed as a...

The coppery omnivore

Richly hued, high-flying and adaptable... on the other hand the ruddy shelduck has some dubious eating habits and a raucous voice. BILL NAYLOR paints...

The CFW: squaring the circle

Here’s an extremely popular zebbie mutation whose unique selling point is the impossible  demands it makes on the breeder. DAVE BROWN ought to know...

Progressive greying: beyond the London fancy

In Part One, HEIN VAN GROUW explained exactly how the London fancy canary progresses from an all-dark first plumage to assume its classic pattern...
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