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Whether you’re curious about parrot breeding, behaviour, conservation, or healthcare, we've got you covered. It’s like having a chat with a wise old parrot minus the squawking. We have lots of fascinating articles from leading aviculturalists and behaviour experts.
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Have you visited the World of Birds, a Dutch foundation based in Erica, in the north eastern Netherlands? Run by two amazing people for rehoming and the care of confiscated or surrendered exotic birds, mainly parrots.
Rosemary Low says there are many reasons why an individual parrot might never or seldom be successful as a breeding bird. Reasons include poor health, bad diet, unsuitable housing and/or nest-boxes, or an incompatible partner.
The idea of feeding fresh fruits and vegetables, which are highly nutritious, is always on the forefront of our minds. It is beneficial to encourage your birds to eat fresh foods that are rich in nutrients.
When forming pairs for the breeding season, it is important to select the right breeders. Every year, breeding centres face decisions that can be crucial in the short and long term. Read what Rafael Zamora says.
We hear that Great Western Exotics (GWE) in Swindon, a specialist avian veterinary practice providing expert care for parrotlike and other exotics, is no longer available, which will send alarm bells throughout the avian community.
Heard of a Kalabukay? On Dumaran, an island off the north-east coast of Palawan Island, is where local people call the Philippine Cockatoo (Cacatua haematuropygia) a Kalabukay. David Waugh tells us all about this endangered bird.