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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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Feather plucking and in companion parrots has been a problem that has frustrated owners for years. But when the underlying problems are understood, there may well be some hope to deal with this frustrating problem, and even curing it!
Rosemary Low recalls a time when she came face-to-face with a Fuertes’ Parrot (Hapalopsittaca fuertesi) a very rare psittacine whose habitat is high up in the mountains. This parrot, also known as the Indigo-winged Parrot, seems to be in the world of its own providing it with little human contact.
Now where have we heard the term ‘microplastics’? This is a fairly new phenomenon that we’re hearing an increasingly amount about where microplastics seem to appear in just about every part of our lives, and they’re not good for us or our birds. Read what Leslie Moran has to say.
Don’t parrots just love nuts and apart from the nutritious value, they provide activity and foraging which enrich their lives. But we have to be careful about the quality and in this issue Eb Cravens, who apart from being a respected aviculturist, also happens to be a macadamia nut farmer, making his comments on quality valuable to any parrot owner.
and much more in this issue …