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By Gordon and Joyce Paech We agree with Mark SHEPHARD, in his book “Aviculture in Australia”, that a much more appropriate name to describe the two varieties of Kakarikis held
By H. O. King Distribution: Eastern United States of America. Description: Cock. White throat and white eyebrow stripe which extends downwards to the neck. There is a black band running
By Muffy’s Mum Last year l achieved my greatest ambition, to breed Galahs. That may not so wonderful, until you stop to think that nearly every Galah in captivity in
By Mark O’Connor, Mount Gambier mouseover buttonmouseover buttonmouseover buttonmouseover buttonmouseover buttonmouseover buttonmouseover buttonmouseover button The Yellow-rumped Mannikin By Mark O’Connor, Mount Gambier Introduction Mark, the author of the following article,
By Shane Fairlie Due to its striking colour, pleasant whistle and general hardiness, the Eastern Rosella, (Platycercus eximius) has always been a popular aviary bird, having first been bred in
By Jack Smith Although I had kept most Australian and foreign finches over the past thirty years, until very recently the Double-barred finch (Poephila bichenovii) was one Australian finch which
