Cage & Aviary Birds

Make sure there’s no bumps in the night

FEW experiences in birdkeeping cause as much disbelief and heartache as finding beautiful birds dead upon the aviary floor. And usually these discoveries are made much worse by a strange phenomenon that seems to dictate that the lost bird will be one of the best in terms of show quality or a personal favourite among a mixed aviary collection.

The most frequent cause of these tragic

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