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Whether you’re curious about parrot breeding, behaviour, conservation, or healthcare, we've got you covered. It’s like having a chat with a wise old parrot minus the squawking. We have lots of fascinating articles from leading aviculturalists and behaviour experts.
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In this issue we have cover two stories about the Patagonian Conure and its existence in the Patagonian region of eastern Argentina, and how mankind is destroying its habitat and then complaining as they start to inhabit human urban areas. This is an increasing problem in other parts of the world where we are destroying the natural habitats of many parrot species. We have covered numerous articles about this problem in previous issues of where parrots are taking over our populated areas. We need to take heed and learn that we are the problem and not the parrots!
Some of you may remember clicker training for parrots that many owners had used, but in recent times it appears to have lost interest. However, David Vickery has sent in his article with the hope that clicker training could be revitalised.
• Pirucha the Patagonian – updating teaching strategies
• Clicker Training
• Young at Heart Psittacines
• Peanuts, are they a healthy parrot food, or one best avoided?
• Can captive breeding help to save the Swift Parrot from extinction?
• Parrot Present Fruity Cake Recipe