Amazons
Blue-fronted Amazon – Double Yellow-headed Amazon
Cockatoos
Black Palm Cockatoo – Glossy Black cockatoo – Greater Sulphur-crested Cockatoo – Moluccan Cockatoo – Red-tailed Black Cockatoo – Short-billed Black Cockatoo – Umbrella Cockatoo – Yellow-tailed Black Cockatoo
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Recommended Feeding Methods of Companion Birds SEED EATERS Budgerigars, Canaries and Finches have evolved as seed eaters and do best on VMEsupplemented seed diets mixed with some Treat seeds such…
BIOGRAPHY OF MARK HAGEN
Mark Hagen is the Research Director at The Hagen Avicultural Research Institute (HARI). He has a Master of Agriculture from the University of Guelph and specialized in Psittacine Aviculture.
In his Bachelor of Science, Mark concentrated on nutrition and zoology and attended a semester at the University of California, Davis taking courses in cage bird medicine, nutrition and avian science. It has been more than ten years that he has been studying companion birds; writing his first paper on parrot breeding in 1983 and establishing HARI in 1985.
