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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...
Foreign birds

Maryland’s celebrity bird

The official emblem of one US state, the Baltimore oriole flourishes throughout eastern North America and is also fairly...
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 outcome...
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The London fancy: its plumage explained

Canaries
This enigmatic, recently resurrected canary continues to provoke both puzzlement and controversy among breeders. Yet in fact its distinctive mutation is far from unique...

An enchanting sprite from the tundra

Features
Native as a wild breeder to the remotest Siberian waste, the red-breasted goose will add colour and class to any wildfowl collection. BILL NAYLOR...

Birds in bottlenecks

Features
Close breeding and inbreeding are used sparingly by fanciers to fix traits they value. What does wild bird behaviour tell us about these techniques? PAUL...

The Cuckoo: A Master Of Mimicry And Disguise

British Birds
Famous for its signature behaviour of tricking other birds into rearing its young, the cuckoo isn’t always seen in the most favourable light, says BILL...

Northern Wheatear: Europe’s Migratory Marvel

British Birds
Often travelling thousands of miles from its winter home to summer breeding grounds, the northern wheatear’s aviary setting should ideally reflect its need for...

Nutrition: What’s Best For Our Birds?

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DOT SCHWARZ discusses the pros and cons of pelleted diets and seed mixtures in this on parrot diets. When Artha grey joined our home in the closing...
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Spectacled Owl: The scariest stare on earth?

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Bill Naylor introduces the spectacled owl, a beautiful if ferocious predator...

Why Kinglets Are The Best Of The Crests

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Bill Naylor profiles two of the UK’s smallest birds:...

The Cuckoo: Feather By Feather

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Jarrod Cotter turns his attention to the cuckoo, whose...

The journey so far with The Budgerigar Club

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Founded in 2021, this friendly club exists in order...

The Redwing Invader

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Bill Naylor hails that cracking little thrush, the redwing,...

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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

Foreign Softbills 0
So what does a scarlet honeyeater eat? The answer, says top...

British Birds

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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