FEATURE


There are two areas of hope. The first is that two public collections are working with Capes and both bred birds in 2011. The second is that they seem to be more successful – and fairly regularly available – in Europe. If you hold Cape Doves we would very much like to hear from you. If you are one of those who travel regularly to Europe please consider doing some research on their husbandry methods and subsequently acquiring some birds.


If you have a species that is “at risk” and you are prepared to give it a small amount of time and effort, consider speaking to the Editor of Bird Scene on 01442 872245 about how you might contribute. I am


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always ready to discuss the basis of an “Interest Group” with anyone considering trying to set one up. I can be contacted on 01803 528561.


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