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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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Two scientists in Argentina explore the multiple aspects of the Tucuman Amazon’s biology, its forest habitat and the role of humans play.
Tips on how to grow ’fresh and green food’ that parrots will love and you don’t need a large garden, as pots and containers can produce well.
This month, Leslie Moran continues by explaining how vital information is essential for promoting your budgie’s good health and longevity.
The excellent work being carried out by many field biologists in Mexico and other Hispanic countries is being countered by the illegal wildlife trade.
Anyone who lives with a parrot will know how curious they can be, but this delightful trait can get them into hazardous situations around the home.
Lovebirds can be a good choice for the parrot breeder and once properly established, most will prove easy to care for with a willingness to reproduce.
The Mitchell’s Lorikeet is highly endangered and 40 have now been bred at Paradise Park forming the core of a project to restore and protect them.
And much more in this issue …