East Anglia is set for the UK’s first ever “three-in-one” Lizard canary show for colour-fed, natural and blues.
Birdkeepers may face a nightmare combination of new red tape and costs, if DEFRA plans for a blanket Animal Activities Licence (AAL) become law. Read the story for details on how to download a letter to send to your MP.
Cage & Aviary Birds is urging all readers to write to their local MPs in a united stand against DEFRA plans for a blanket Animal Activities Licence (AAL).
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Photo: © Shutterstock.com/Christopher Becerra. Green honeycreeper: the only member of the genus Chlorophanes. This species was a regular addition to Geoff’s collection Geoff Gradwell has worked with some of the most beautiful species in the Neotropics during his career…
MANAKINS, MANNIKINS OR mannequins? In certain articles submitted to C&AB the spelling has been no guide as to which, er, family is under discussion. We’ll leave the third lot out of it because we all know their place is not…
Photo: © Shutterstock.com/Jim Cumming. Graham was delighted to be welcomed to Canada by a wild snowy owl When Graham Wellstead was met coming off an aeroplane in Canada by a snowy owl, it got him thinking about one of…
In the August 8, issue of Cage & Aviary Birds, Geoff Gradwell has worked with some of the most beautiful species in the Neotropics during his career as an aviculturist, and here he profiles some of the lesser-known gems from the treasury…
Photo: © Shutterstock.com/Renata PedrozoBrassy-breasted tanager (Tangara desmaresti): a species Geoff has kept and had success with at bird shows When Geoff Gradwell took a liking to the charismatic members of the tanager family, it was the start of a…
