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    Widening ambitions

    May 18, 2022 2 minutes

    DB: Since we last spoke for Cage & Aviary Birds (February 17 2021 issue), how has life changed?

    MP: There have been some big changes! I have a beautiful wife and daughter. We are living in a new house which we have almost finished renovating. With plenty of space I have been building aviaries for mutation parrots. All is good.

    DB: I heard the zebra finches

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