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    Q&A: softbills and greys

    Jun 29, 2022 3 minutes

    Expert advice • Opinion • Getting started • Species profiles • Key tips • Leading fanciers

    AFTER seeing some small British softbills at an event last year, I have decided I would like to set up a garden enclosure suitable for a pair of these delightful birds. Reedlings, wagtails and blackcaps have all caught my eye. Could you offer some tips on aviary design and feeding?

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