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We hope to see you at this year’s Think Parrots Show on Sunday 21st June and we would love it if you would take photos around the show and email them to us This email address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it. (put ‘TP15 Photos’ on the subject line) and we will include a ‘Visitors’ Photos’ section on our website www.thinkparrots.co.uk
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Our "Breeders' Directory" is for the use of dedicated aviculturalists and hobbyists who have a genuine interest for the purity and welfare of the species and who can provide expert knowledge for the birds they breed. The Directory covers all parrots and parakeets from the smallest to the largest, and will be added to on a continuing basis.
Entry in the directory is FREE and you can be included by contacting Parrots magazine by email or call us on 01273 464777 with your information. All we need is (1) your name, (2) common name of the species you breed, (3) its scientific name, (4) a landline number (if you have one), (5) a mobile number (if you have one), (6) an email address (if you have one) and (7) the county you are in (e.g. Essex, Cumbria, Cornwall etc). Any other personal information you provide will not be shown and will not be disclosed to any other party outside of Parrots magazine unless with your authority.
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If you’re interested in breeding parrots, you’ll find a selection of in-depth articles, specific to individual types of parrot, written for the Parrots website by Jim Hayward.
Jim is an experienced aviculturalist with many years of breeding parrots to his credit. He has written a number of avian books, his most well known being The Manual of Colour Breeding. Jim has been an avid supporter of Parrots magazine from the start and has contributed a wide range of valuable 'avian knowledge' to readers over the years.
CLICK HERE to visit the Parrots website breeding articles by Jim Hayward.
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In the next issue there is some encouragement from Jim Hayward Jnr how hobbyist breeders can become back garden conservationists. He raises the issues of how many species are now critically endangered and how aviculture can play its part by breeding those that are rare and endangered. He also highlights the difference between breeding rare species in a zoo environment as opposed to a back garden, and many hobbyists would find part one of his two part article in the July issue of interest, out just before the Think Parrots Show, which takes part on Sunday 21st June at Kempton Park Racecourse, Staines Road East, Sunbury-on-Thames, Middlesex, TW16 5AQ
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