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Canaries

Bring back that synching feeling

It doesn’t half help when canaries breed in a co-ordinated way! Mind you, says VICKY BROWN, if the...
Canaries

The Rasmi: a radical breed

Something a bit different – and the rest! Old and rare canary specialist ANDY EARLY introduces an extraordinary...
Aviaries & Birdrooms

Eggs: pre-hatch problems and how to avoid them

With many birds already breeding, a range of factors may get in the way of successful hatchings. DAVE BROWN...
Features

Zebra finches: two colours, abundant potential

Eminent Dutch zebra finch breeder GJ HUISMAN describes a new colour project which he hopes will bear fruit in...
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If you enjoy a feeding challenge…

Foreign Softbills
…foreign softbills are for you! Expert breeder GARY BRALSFORD guides us through the extensive range of feeds, and describes in depth the régime for...

Short and pithy

Historical features
Reader SANDY HAY of Portknockie CBS liked these letters from the famous birdkeeping journal of 1934. ‘Keep them short’ was the editor’s instruction –...

Prigen’s pheasant priorities

Wildfowl
The World Pheasant Organisation has funded new breeding aviaries for endangered firebacks at the famous conservation ark in Indonesia. JOCHEN MENNER reports THE two species...

Size and posture make the Raza a winner

Canaries
A type canary smaller than a Fife? Free-breeding and available in loads of lovely colours? ADAM KENDALL was intrigued enough to acquire some Razas...

Africa’s avian undertaker

Waders
Few birds seem to take things as seriously as the marabou stork, yet its life is as colourful as its plumage is sombre. BILL...

Budgies? I’m thinking small!

Budgerigars
Junior JOSH BROWN has strong ideas about keeping the size down in his colour budgies, and that has governed how he’s selected his pairs...
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Bernard Charles Sayers (1944-2024)

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With the passing this year of Bernard Sayers, aviculture...

The Common Pheasant: A Gentleman Of The Countryside

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The common pheasant: hunted, shot and eaten for hundreds...

Northern Wheatear: Europe’s Migratory Marvel

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Often travelling thousands of miles from its winter home...

Top of the popularity poll

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Everyone loves a redpoll! ANDY JOHNSON is happy to...

The Mechanics Behind Moulting

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All avian species go through the moult, but what exactly does this...

Foreign Softbirds

If you enjoy a feeding challenge…

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…foreign softbills are for you! Expert breeder GARY BRALSFORD...

Progress With Asian Softbills

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Geoff Gradwell has spoken about the numerous African and...

The Redstarts: An Overview

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Dutch birdman Sander Van Duuren gives an insight into...

The Wallcreeper: The Crimson Mountaineer

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The wallcreeper is best known for scaling the Pyrenees...

Food Fit For A Honeyeater

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So what does a scarlet honeyeater eat? The answer, says top...

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Crossbill choices

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Which species of crossbill would you go for? They...

Changing with the seasons

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With British finches, the period between the late shows...

Kings of the conifers

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Crossbills come in various shapes and sizes, but all...

Seed is just the start

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Feeding our beautiful native finches is not complicated, says...

Top of the popularity poll

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Everyone loves a redpoll! ANDY JOHNSON is happy to...

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