UK birdkeepers no longer need to sign a “21-day” declaration with regards to Newcastle Disease after the government relaxed the risk level from medium to low.
A new British bird club has formed in response to next month’s South-Eastern Classic Bird Show and Sale, presented by Cage & Aviary Birds.
Video footage showing the chase for an owl killer has been released by the RSPB, following a successful court case.
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In the January 2, 2019, issue of Cage & Aviary Birds, we ask what could be simpler than the plumage pattern of a cock bullfinch? Well, the closer Jarrod Cotter looks, the more beautiful detail is revealed, feather by feather. In…
WELCOME TO 2019! I’m not sure how we got here so soon, but then it still comes as a surprise to me that Greenidge and Haynes aren’t still opening for the West Indies, or that the crisis over Europe isn’t…
In the December 19/26, 2018, issue of Cage & Aviary Birds, Bill Naylor says almost everything about the ruby-throated hummingbird is astonishing, from its continent-spanning migration to its aerial manoeuvrability. Here Bill examines its life history. In news, we report on our third annual…
WHAT WOULD YOU have like to have done more of during 2018? Easy one for me: I wish I’d been able to spend more time looking at exhibition birds. “Just looking” may sound like the least active, perhaps the least…
In the December 12, issue of Cage & Aviary Birds, following on from his article on how ‘an egg becomes an egg’ last month, Paul Donovan examines the loving interesting relationship between chicks and their mothers. In news, we find out how…
