Cage & Aviary Birds

MEMBERS OF NORFOLK Foreign Bird Association (NFBA) were presented with medals and certificates for their breeding achievements in 2022 at the club’s AGM. The latest set of returns included a slight increase in the total number of birds bred and some

A NEW STUDY, published in the journal Nature, has revealed drat the world lost 20 per cent of its natural wetlands between 1700 and 2020. The findings could provide a critical resource for assessing tire impact of wetland loss on the wider environmen

OVER many years, the Enfield Bird Centre (EBC) has established itself as a reputable player in the market for cage and aviary birds, seed and equipment in the South of the UK. I’ve written previously about this exemplary store (see Cage & Aviary Bird

MARCH THE feedback from my last “diary” can only be described as interesting! (See the February 1 issue.) I had carefully worded that I had not been well, that over the past couple of years the birds had not had the attention they needed and that the

DAVE, can you give some advice on how you juggle breeding two different types of bird?” That was the essence of the brief from the editor for this article. When I came to reflect on the two very different approaches to management I have for breeding

RAINBOW lorikeets on the coasts of Australian carry out their breeding activity from June until January. However, at Loro Parque Fundación, although some pairs may be active breeding virtually all year round, most begin breeding in late December and

THE North Monastery Secondary School was tire venue for tire Cork Show Bird Society’s 96dr annual show on November 5-6 2022. The show was named dre Finbarr Murphy Memorial in honour of Finbarr who passed away recendy and was a long-term member of dre

ON FEBRUARY 6, Norwich Alliance CBS invited back Michael Pearson to give members another talk, presentation and slideshow. This time the topic was his expedition across the Arctic Circle. It was a fantastic talk by the popular Norfolk birdkeeper. His