Cage & Aviary Birds - October 09, 2019

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Q&A: pet cockatiels and feather dust Should I cross-breed macaws?, Madagascar in Germany: unique species on view at Walsrode, Fred Wright: what a mixed season!, Jon Ashby: steps
in a makeover...

New Ports Aim To Minimise Disruption Of UK-EU Movement Of Birds

FANCIERS, BREEDERS AND birdkeeping institutions wishing to import or export birds between the UK and European Union (EU) will require increased documentation and border checks in the wake of a no-deal Brexit. However, more points of entry and exit (PoE) in the UK have been established.

1 min

Wales: A Hotbed For Zebra Finches

DAVE BROWN looks back on a successful judging experience this August at Port Talbot, which offered plenty of strong competition not to mention friendly camaraderie

3 mins

A Birdroom Visit Leads To A Birdroom Refit

When visiting another fancier’s set-up, GERRY PARKER was inspired by the layout – and lack of wooden cages. Here, he details the beginning of his latest birdroom modifications

3 mins

Next Steps Of My Management Refurb

When JON ASHBY needed a change in equipment to give his recently weaned youngsters a fighting chance on their own, there were a number of factors to consider to fit his requirements. Thankfully, he soon found something suitable – in the birdroom of another C&AB contributor!

4 mins

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Cage & Aviary Birds, established in 1902, is the world's only weekly newspaper dedicated to bird keeping. Our paper edition is published every Wednesday, while this blog is updated regularly. For over 100 years this magazine has reported and advised on the show scene and best practice for looking after pet birds.