Cage & Aviary Birds

Deciding when it's decision time

ZEBRA FINCHES

IF YOUR exhibition zebra breeding season has gone well and you have a good number of young birds in the flight cages, then you have the luxury of turning your thoughts to selection.

Point one: selection should be a gradual process. Young birds can mature at different rates, so final decisions should not be made until you are confident that the birds have reached their full potential. For

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