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Cage & Aviary Birds Magazine

51 issues per year   |  English
119 Reviews   •  English   •   Family & Home (Animals & Pets)
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Cage & Aviary Birds is the world’s only weekly newspaper for birdkeepers. Written by bird experts for bird fans, it is packed with news, advice and comment from the avicultural scene. An essential resource for members of bird clubs and societies, it also offers an unrivalled marketplace for sellers and buyers of birds and all bird-related products, both in the British Isles and around the world.
As a weekly, it’s a uniquely comprehensive and topical source of news on all subjects that affect the birdkeeper: from legal changes and government consultations, through zoo and bird-park events, scientific research and business news, to the achievements of personalities in the hobby, as well as clubs and their members.
While it’s first and foremost a newspaper, each issue also offers a wealth of practical advice and tips from the top names in the bird world, plus opinion, controversy, species and hobbyist profiles, humour and nostalgia. Bargain-hunters eagerly await their copy to scan its paid and free adverts, and it is quite simply The Bible for show reports, club news and events.
Since 1902, Cage & Aviary Birds has consistently been the first-choice publication for keen birdkeepers, whether experienced or new to the hobby.
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30th April 2025 Is British best? If we’re talking British native birds, they can hold their own with any – and this week we’re reminded of the wonders of our favourite hardbills, as canary man Andy Johnson takes his first steps with beautiful bullfinches and glorious greenfinches. Andy will be writing regularly about his challenges and successes, and there’s no doubt others will take encouragement from his lead. Still with native hardbills, experienced breeder Mark Jones rethinks his softfood routine and asks: is softfood better offered dry? Further practical advice comes from Dave Brown, who explains what an effective food-storage strategy should be. We also meet Gloster man Jason Thomas, hear from David Urmston on the North Downs, and much more besides.


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Is British best? If we’re talking British native birds, they can hold their own with any – and this week we’re reminded of the wonders of our favourite hardbills, as canary man Andy Johnson takes his first steps with beautiful bullfinches and glorious greenfinches. Andy will be writing regularly about his challenges and successes, and there’s no doubt others will take encouragement from his lead. Still with native hardbills, experienced breeder Mark Jones rethinks his softfood routine and asks: is softfood better offered dry? Further practical advice comes from Dave Brown, who explains what an effective food-storage strategy should be. We also meet Gloster man Jason Thomas, hear from David Urmston on the North Downs, and much more besides.
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