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Australian BirdKeeper has been regarded as the premier pet and aviary bird magazine worldwide since 1987. • 65 glossy colour pages • Pet and companion parrot keeping, bird behaviour • Husbandry, housing, feeding, breeding and health in parrots , finches, softbills, pigeons, doves, quail and waterfowl • Articles written by international bird breeders of parrots and finches • Bird ...
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Australian BirdKeeper Magazine , established in 1987, has been recognised internationally for its information and colourful presentation on captive pet birds and aviary bird keeping.
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PDF Beginner s Guide to Parrots and Parrot Care
Without a proper diet, a captive parrot is prone to disease and nutrient deficiency. To learn about diet and exercise requirements for parrots kept in captivity, see the World Parrot Trust website in the All About Parrots > Parrot Encyclopedia section, on a species-by-species basis ( Captive Care).
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At the same time, wild parrot populations are dwindling due both to habitat loss and capture for the pet trade. This review examines the novel findings on avian cognition and applies them to the potential ethical implications of keeping parrots in captivity.