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Articles

The Society's members periodically write articles that we share on our website.

Articles from our magazine Bird Keeping In Australia are from time to time shared on our  website. Please feel free to check them out now, or you can download them for later reading. Make sure to check back periodically as the content is progressively updated.

The Stubble Quail

Coturnix pectoralis Other names: Grey Quail, Pectoral Quail. Distribution and Habitat In the wild state, Stubble Quail are highly nomadic and the population in any one area can fluctuate widely

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Spastic Leg Paralysis of Parrots

Spastic Leg Paralysis of Parrots is a disease that usually affects single birds amongst many in an aviary. It has also been called “Barraband paralysis” because Barraband (Superb) Parrots Polytelis swainsonii appear

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The Red-capped Parrot

Purpureicephalus spurious Other Names: King Parrot, Western King Parrot, Pileated Parakeet.Distribution and Habitat The Red-capped Parrot inhabits the south-western corner of Australia, in close association with the marri tree Eucalyptus

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The Brown Quail – Coturnix australis

Other names – Swamp QuailLength – 175-2OOmm (6.89-7.87 inches)Adult weight – 65-140 grams (females tend to be heavier). Description – Cock – Upper parts dark brown marked with black and chestnut1 each feather with

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The Blue-winged Parrot

By Gerry Solly Distribution The Blue-winged Parrot (Neophema chrysostoma) inhabits the whole of Tasmania, the islands of Bass Strait, the whole of Victoria and the South-eastern portion of South Australia.

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