BY SPECIAL REQUEST
Specially printed issue 311, December 2023
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
• As hard as it is, I now sort my large hookbill mix. Complete Psittacine by Eb Cravens
• Unique voice print in parrots. By The Max Planck Society – READ MORE
• Courtship and breeding with southern hemisphere parrots. News from Loro Parque by
Rafael Zamora Padrón, Scientific Director
• Rescued Pet Parrot Does ‘Happy Dance’ in First Ever Bath
• Johnston & Jeff appointed for innovative new food
• Parrots – how they vocalise and what to do if they stop! By Thomas Dutton BVM&S CertAVP(ZM) DipECZM(avian) MRCVS
• Sequencing Kakapo genomes to help it thrive. By Elizabeth Rayne
• Endangered Parrots – 40 years on. By Rosemary Low – READ MORE
• Three years on. Feathers Together Origins. Part 2, by Catalina Tate
• Chard, it’s place in a balanced avian diet. The Holistic Parrot by Leslie Moran
• An Endangered Mexican Parrot – thriving in urban areas of south Texas. By GrrlScientist – READ MORE
• Found 30 miles away after picking the lock! By Brittany Kasko
• Human-altered habitat spurs nesting innovations in neotropical parrots. By David Waugh, Correspondent, Loro Parque Fundación – READ MORE
• Letters
• Israel’s ‘Iron Parrot’ awaits reunion with owner
• Parrots Helpline
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