Online voting has now opened for the Wildlife Photographer of the Year’s (WPotY) 2021 People’s Choice Award.
A Swedish researcher used his family’s pet budgerigar to look into how birds avoid collision when flying in dense foliage and other cramped environments with numerous obstacles.
A new study has discovered large-scale population declines in Europe’s birds, with around 600 million breeding birds being lost in the EU and UK since 1980.
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Every week, we invite an influential figure in the cage bird fancy to tell us about themselves and their view of the hobby. This week: MICHAEL BALDRY Q Which clubs have you been most involved with? Any official roles? Michael…
Every week, we invite an influential figure in the cage bird fancy to tell us about themselves and their view of the hobby. This week is slightly different: British bird breeder Tom English puts our questions (and some of his…
When you’re a newlywed birdman, setting up home with your wife isn’t the only consideration – the birds need a new home too! Northern Ireland fancier MARK CARSON explains to Dave Brown how it has worked out in his case…
Every year is different with LES RANCE’s beautiful collection of Australian parakeets, but 2020 was particularly instructive in terms of the breeding results. In the first of three articles, Les discusses two of his favourite species: the Port Lincolns and…
It may be a difficult art, but the results are among the most striking to be seen anywhere in birdkeeping. PADDY DUNNE lays out the basics of hybridising two species of finch IN LAST week’s issue (April 1, page 7),…
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