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Parrots Magazine
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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A number of eco-tours are confirmed for 2026 to see parrots in the Pantanal with one to celebrate the 60th Anniversary of The Parrot Society UK. Lots of rare species to see.
You may have your mind set on a baby parrot, but have you ever considered an older bird? Giving an older bird its last forever home can provide much satisfaction and enjoyment.
The new owner of a hand-reared parrot inevitably has high expectations, but it is suspected that at least 50 per cent of buyers lack essential knowledge to make such an important purchase.
The Lear’s Macaw is threatened by continuing degradation of its habitat and food supply, by occasional farming persecution and illegal removal of individuals for the pet trade.
Walking into a room full of strangers can be terrifying if you don’t know anyone. Monk Parakeets may have the answer, as they are complex creatures that face social dilemmas?
Amyloidosis is an invisible disease that threatens aviculture, but the exact cause is illusive and may result from several factors. Possibly associated with abnormal protein metabolism.
There are many different conures that are found to be curious, mischievous, affectionate and wilful. Breeding and keeping them can be a fascinating and enjoyable experience.