Cage & Aviary Birds

Allowing for alterations

BUDGERIGARS

WHEN I look back to the year 2015 and the challenges it brought to myself and other fanciers, there was one major aspect that I have not yet mentioned. It is the effect of making major alterations in your breedingcommon. Just prior to pairing up their birds, in most cases after the show season had ended, they had installed new cages. That change virtually cost them all their first round.

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