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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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Californian Quail: Indulge In Some West Coast Style

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Quite easy to keep, and a doddle to breed, the Californian quail is a gamebird that will draw admiring looks from your aviary visitors,...

Progress With Asian Softbills

Foreign Softbills
Geoff Gradwell has spoken about the numerous African and South American birds that he has kept during his years in aviculture, but what experience...

The Redstarts: An Overview

Foreign Softbills
Dutch birdman Sander Van Duuren gives an insight into one of his favourite species groups: the fabulous genus Phoenicurus. The true redstarts are just a small...

The Wallcreeper: The Crimson Mountaineer

Foreign Softbills
The wallcreeper is best known for scaling the Pyrenees and the Alps, but sadly is rarely seen scaling natural or man-made structures in the...

Food Fit For A Honeyeater

Foreign Softbills
So what does a scarlet honeyeater eat? The answer, says top Australian softbill man JOHN KEARNEY, is more complex than you might think. The scarlet honeyeater (Myzomela...

The Go-Away Birds You’d Like To Stay

Foreign Softbills
BILL NAYLOR describes some fascinating relatives of the turacos, and adds tips on their management in captivity One of the most common bird sounds of the...
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