- pets,
regularly kept and bred on farms, ranches,
private parks, and by
aviculturists,
mainly in
North and
South America and Europe. The name "rhea" was used...
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Federation of
Aviculture Companion parrot Simpson, C. S. (November 1894). "
Aviculturist". The
Avicultural Magazine. 1 (1): 2.
Retrieved 22
March 2022. "The Avicultural...
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slaughtered each year for meat worldwide. They are also kept and bred by
aviculturists and
often displa**** in zoos.
Almost all the
varieties of
domestic ducks...
- ****an
since the 1980s. It has
become a
common cagebird and
amongst aviculturists it goes by
various names:
Pekin robin,
Pekin nightingale, ****anese nightingale...
- Agha
Muhammad Yahya Khan (4
February 1917 – 10
August 1980) was a ****stani
military dictator who
served as the
third president of ****stan from 1969 to...
- stimuli,
develop stereotyped and
harmful behaviours like self-plucking.
Aviculturists working with
parrots have
identified the need for
environmental enrichment...
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export permits.
Sometimes macaws are
hybridized for the pet trade.
Aviculturists have
reported an over-abundance of
female blue-and-yellow
macaws in...
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Scientific classification for more details.) Conures, as the term is used by
aviculturists,
include only the
genera Aratinga, Pyrrhura,
Eupsittula and Psittacara...
- ISBN 978-0-9577024-6-2. Hayward, Jim (1992). The
Manual of
Colour Breeding. The
Aviculturist Publications. ISBN 978-0-9519098-0-5.
Wikimedia Commons has
media related...
- are
quieter than
Amazon parrots.
Unlike some
other companion parrots,
aviculturists have
noted that they are not
particularly energetic, and do not generally...
