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ird Scene went ‘live’ on Monday 22nd August and our ‘new challenge for 2011’ had been born. This second issue will I hope give readers the same level of quality and interest as the first. It will confirm the areas that we will continue to cover in future editions. Our intention is to publish this e-magazine every other month with the December / January edition appearing on 23rd December. By fixing the date of Issue 3 now you will know when to access our website for the latest edition. At this point it is appropriate to thank our Trade advertisers who so generously support us you will see their advertisements in this e-magazine without their assistance it is unlikely that Bird Scene would have been produced. We will use Bird Scene to promote and raise donations for our Conservation activities around the world there are donation links on pages 5, 13, 27, 48 where you can pledge money to a particular project.


Les Rance, Editor, The Parrot Society UK www.theparrotsocietyuk.org


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Additionally Bird Scene will raise awareness of The National Exhibition which was held at Stafford County Showground on Sunday 9th October, a pictorial account appears on pages 28 - 35. Large banners publicising Bird Scene were prominently displayed at The National Exhibition which received an attendance of over 6,000 visitors and proved the ideal location to promote this e-magazine. I suppose I should not


have been surprised how quickly the first edition went around the world with e-mails from America and Australia giving congratulations and offers of articles for future issues. The bird world has so many generous writers only too willing to support a new venture. I would love to know how many bird keepers have seen this e-magazine but as it is a FREE electronic magazine for all Bird Keepers I guess that information would be hard to know.


les.rance@theparrotsocietyuk.org


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