Cage & Aviary Birds

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IT IS always good to be able to stage a team that features a high percentage of unflighted birds. That’s because it indicates that progress has been made on the previous year.

So, when Dave and I started to choose our show team for last month’s National Exhibition at Stafford, we were happy to cage up a team made

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