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World Wide Birds magazine Premier April 2022
R30
Our main article this month by Louis Bothma is about the Barnards Parakeet and its mutations. Their numbers have dropped drastically in recent times, mostly as a result of the clearance of vegetation for development. The Barnard, like many of the larger Australian parakeets, has a tendency to break its eggs. Read the full article in the Premier edition for ways to prevent this.
Furthermore, there are also great articles covering: Toucan nutrition, part 5 of Jedi the Hyacinth macaw, part 2 about free flight, the Silvereye finch, Bruno Opal Mosaic Yellow canaries, the feather quality of budgies, how birds teach us to listen, and much more.
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Furthermore, there are also great articles covering: Toucan nutrition, part 5 of Jedi the Hyacinth macaw, part 2 about free flight, the Silvereye finch, Bruno Opal Mosaic Yellow canaries, the feather quality of budgies, how birds teach us to listen, and much more.
Benefits of being a Premier magazine subscriber:
https://www.wwbirds.co.za/dir/what-do-you-get-for-premier-magazine-subscription/
Premier magazine subscription link:
https://www.wwbirds.co.za/dir/subscribe/
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