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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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Latest Edition
Don't forget Think Parrots Show is on 8th June at Kempton Park Racecourse where there will be a wide range of parrot products and services to cover everything for your feathered friends. There will also be Master classes where you will be able to learn from leading parrot experts.
Dragon fruit might be odd looking, but is full of nutrients and good for parrots. Even though some may be disappointed because it lacks a fruity sweetness, it's pleasant and mild flavour offers much in its nutritional benefits.
Cider vinegar is both an immune system builder, antioxidant, digestive aid, and a trace source of some vitamins and minerals, and will help suppress any stray bacteria or fungus in our parrots' systems.
During the 1980s several species of lories and lorikeets were imported into Europe bringing with them a wide range of amazing colours and personalities. Despite a challenge for feeding, keeping these charismatic birds can bring much pleasure.
and much more in this issue …