How Is Wildlife and Biodiversity Affected by Urban Expansion?
The expansion of urban areas poses a significant risk to biodiversity, yet understanding how wildlife adapts to such rapid environmental changes remains limited.
Training Your Parrot Tips and Tricks for Effective Communication
Understanding Parrot Behavior: The Key to Effective Training
Training a parrot is not just about teaching it to mimic words or perform tricks; it involves understanding its behavior and communication style.
Birds Regulate Heat Loss Better via Their Legs Than Bills
In a world where critters use their limbs, tails, flappers, and snouts to stay just the right amount of toasty or cool, they’ve got a whole system for managing their body thermostat.
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Don’t Let Daylight Savings Time Ruin Your Birds Life
Whilst we were all asleep our paths once again crossed daylight savings time last night.
Everyone agrees daylight savings time is useless in today’s world.
How Are We Pioneering Bird-Safe Architecture?
Embracing Bird-Friendly Architecture: A Step Towards Coexistence
In an era where urban landscapes continually expand, the necessity to integrate wildlife-friendly features into building design has become paramount.
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What’s Your Bird Saying ~ Do You Speak Bird?
Sometime between 6:30 and 7 AM every morning I briefly awake to take a pee, quench my morning mouth with a swig of sugar-free ginger ale, and uncover 4 bird cages – not necessarily in that order.
Unraveling the Mysteries of Avian Neophobia: A Tale of Feathers and Fears
Dive into the enigmatic world of avian neophobia (Neophobia is the fear of new things), exploring the intricacies of parrot psychology and the art of introducing novelties to our feathered companions, all narrated with a twist of humor and creativity.
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How Do I Remove My Cockatiel’s Eggs-She Laid Them 32 Days Ago?
Q: My cockatiel has been sitting on eggs for 32 days, how do I remove eggs & nest without making my cockatiel agitated? (more…)
What Are Birds Thinking Part – 4 – Budgies
Lady and the Tramp (1955) Lady doesn’t know the real names of her owners, she calls them Darling and Jim Dear. This is because she only knows them by what they call each other. Darling is what Jim calls his wife and his wife calls him Jim dear.
