BY SPECIAL REQUEST
Specially printed issue 312, January 2024
When Parrots magazine went fully over to digital, starting with the eMag for issue 309, we continued to receive requests for paper copies. Unfortunately these are very expensive to produce in small quantities, and as we are sure you know, postage costs have escalated quite dramatically. However, we can now offer paper copies to you, with post and packing included, at £8.80 each (UK); £12.95 each (Europe); £13.95 (Rest of World); and $18.00 each (USA and Canada). Stocks are low for each issue.
In this issue of Parrots magazine:
• Parrot News – Read about interesting news items from around the world
• A Brief Guide to Feeding Canned and Frozen Vegetables. Complete Psittacine by Eb Cravens – READ MORE
• Clever escapee back at wildlife sanctuary. By Rayssa Almeida
• The importance of preparation before the end of the year. News from Loro Parque by Rafael Zamora Padrón, Scientific Director
• Singing parrots wanted – is our musicality unique? By Fay Dunbar
• A remarkable event for Spix’s survival. From the Association for the Conservation of Threatened Parrots (ACTP) – READ MORE
• Cockatiel and sanctuary dog love affair
• George Hollywood – the evasive budgie of Edgewater Beach. By Kayleigh Padar
• Cockatoo finally freed from Heathrow Airport
• The macaw that saved 200 parrots. By Rosemary Low
• The Grey Parrot historian. By Rosemary Low
• Our vision for the future. Feathers Together Origins – Part 3, by Catalina Tate
• Cauliflower, the newest food on my ‘do not feed list’. The Holistic Parrot by Leslie Moran – READ MORE
• Robbin’s Island wind farm appeal dismissed. By Meg Powell
• Friday – the pet I’ll never forget. By Claire Armitstead
• The menace of fireworks
• Radio-tracking of Lilacine Amazons – home ranges and movements revealed. By David Waugh, Correspondent, Loro Parque Fundación – READ MORE
• Why is the Regent Parrot population in decline? By Timu King
• Postbag
• Reader’s Story – Pedro. By Amy White
• Worldwide Avian Vet listing
• Parrots Helpline
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