Cage & Aviary Birds

Secrets of our success… or are they?

HE good fortune of our first round continued into the second and, as the breeding season draws to a close, we have had our best season ever, with 80 unflighted North Dutch now ringed, and a few Glosters and Fiorinos thrown in for good measure. That is more than enough to manage, especially when every spare cage is at capacity and the eggfood bill is tallied

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