Cage & Aviary Birds

2023: a strange season

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FOR what we would call the 2023 season, I began as I always do by making some pairings at the start of September 2022. Usually, I try to make up about 12-16 pairs in one go. The idea is that hopefully most of them will click, which means I will have a choice of where to move eggs or chicks if I want to.

As always, I had my plans set in place. But as we know, plans do not always

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