Monthly Archives: February 2010

What is the cuddliest bird one can get?

Out of all the birds one can get as a pet which one is the most cuddliest? Which one is the easiest to tame and bites less than certain types of parrots such as conures? You can name multiple bird … Continue reading

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Bird House Plans – Choosing The Right Design

By providing birds with the right bird house design, you are sure to attract the type of bird you want to your property. Different variety of birds will require different styles of shelter. Along with the proper shelter, also be … Continue reading

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LEADERSHIP

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The Purple Martin: Backyard Birding at Its Best

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A Birder’s First Camera

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There’s a new type bird in my garden but I’m not sure what it is…?

It looks like a thrush but has red/orange on either side of it’s chest. Any suggestions what it is? Thanks guys – it looks like the Redwing. x It’s a redwing… a winter visitor : http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Redwing

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How to care for owl finches?

I was in a pet store a couple of months ago when I saw a whole cage full of owl finches. They were about 80 dollars each. I had never seen them before, they looked just like mini owls! I … Continue reading

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What kind of bird would work best?

So I am looking for a parrot or macaw type bird that is intelligent, and very loyal and able to bond with its owner.I have grown up with birds and know how to take care of them, but im not … Continue reading

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what can an owl do that that other birds cannot?

they can fly completely quietly, along with better hearing than any bird, and they can turn their heads 270 degrees.

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what other kind of bird would get along with a robin?

I have a wild robin that was injured and recovered but cannot be returned to the wild. He’s in a beautifulset up and on a great diet. Sometimes I think he’s lonely. What other bird would I be able to … Continue reading

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