All exhibitors to bird gatherings and shows must sign a declaration to confirm their birds have not been outside of the UK within the past 21 days. Click here to download a Newcastle Disease declaration form.
Video footage showing the chase for an owl killer has been released by the RSPB, following a successful court case.
East Anglia is set for the UK’s first ever “three-in-one” Lizard canary show for colour-fed, natural and blues.
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In the October 17, issue of Cage & Aviary Birds, Dutch birdman Sander Van Duuren gives an insight into one of his favourite species groups: the fabulous genus Phoenicurus. In news we report that the North of England Gloster Club (NofEGC)…
THE NEWCASTLE DISEASE (ND) virus, states the European Commission, is spread mainly via direct contact between healthy birds and the bodily emissions – typically faeces – of infected ones. A lesser threat results from its indirect transmission via people, vehicles,…
Photo: © Shutterstock.com/Anusal Thuwangkawat. Red-flanked bluetail, also known as the orange-flanked bush-robin, kept by Geoff in the 1980s. Once placed in the thrush family, it is grouped with the Old World flycatchers Geoff Gradwell has spoken about the numerous…
In the October 10, issue of Cage & Aviary Birds, Bill Naylor shares his experience of jays in the aviary and in the wild, where they are heard more than seen. In news we report that a new chairman is to…
Photo: Cock of the rock: mossy boulders like this are well received by aviary jays Like many other species of crow, the jay is a plausible mimic, which adds entertainment to the company of captive individuals. Bill Naylor shares…
