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Bird News
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Check Out These 4 Finches
Interested in finches? These four finches — the zebra finch, the star finch, the painted firetail finch, and the red-headed parrot finch — might be just what you’ve been looking for! From a single cage decoratively hung in your home to a huge planted outdoor aviary, these finches offer something for everyone. More>>
A Look At Indian Ring-Necked Parakeets
The Indian ring-necked parakeet might be considered an aviary-only bird, but they make a great pet bird, too! More>> |
Kaytee Recalls Baby Bird Formula
Kaytee recalls several lots of hand feeding formulas due to high levels of vitamin D. More>> |
Mini Macaw Quiz
Take our quiz to find out how much you know about mini macaws!
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All About Lovebirds
Learn about the three most popular lovebird species: peach-faced lovebirds, Fischer's lovebirds and the masked lovebirds. More>> |
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Pet Bird Species Guide
Find the perfect pet bird for you or learn more about your companion parrot with the Pet Bird Species Guide. Each species profile has information about that parrot or pet bird’s personality and behavior traits, along with expert advice. Search by the parrot or pet birds’ species name or by the genus name, or just browse through the profiles to learn more about a specific parrot or pet bird. Go to the Pet Bird Species Guide here »
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Popular Parrot Guide

Are you one of the many who’s fallen in love with the adorable cockatiel? The popular cockatiel ( Nymphicus hollandicus) is native to Australia, and this slender, small parrot is best known for its great whistling ability (especially in male cockatiels). There are many types of cockatiel color mutations too, (such as the lutino cockatiel or the cinnamon cockatiel) so not all cockatiels look alike! Whether you wish to teach your cockatiel a song to whistle to, or you want to snuggle with your cockatiel, learn everything there is to know with Bird Channel’s special cockatiel articles and Q&As.
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Bird eClub
Join the Bird eClub! Meet other bird lovers and connect with bird friends with Bird eClub. Once you join, you can start earning points right away. As a member, you get 1,000 points just for creating your bird’s profile. Also, earn points by taking quizzes and polls, blogging, playing games and winning Bird of the Day and Top Bird. While you’re at it, create a virtual world with your bird’s avatar, and use your points to get virtual toys and clothes. Or redeem points for fabulous prizes from our Rewards Catalog.
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