Keeping Aviary Birds In Australia
Condition: SECONDHAND
This is a secondhand book. The jacket image is a photograph of the exact copy we have in stock. This image shows the condition of this book. Further condition remarks are below.
Condition remarks:
Book: Good
Jacket: Very good
Pages: Good
For any Australian bird enthusiast, Keeping Aviary Birds in Australia is the definitive practical guide to the rewarding pursuit of aviculture in the Australian context. Written by Les de Ross and published by the renowned Lansdowne Press, this comprehensive volume instructs hobbyists and dedicated breeders alike on the successful housing, feeding, breeding, and general husbandry of a wide variety of aviary birds native to and popular within Australia. Drawing on deep, hands-on expertise, de Ross presents an authoritative overview of the unique challenges and rewards that come with keeping birds in the Australian climate and environment, covering species from finches and parrots to softbills and beyond. The writing is clear, methodical, and richly informative — a trusted resource that has guided generations of Australian bird keepers. Whether you are setting up your first aviary or refining an established collection, this volume will leave you questioning how you ever managed without it.
Author: Les De Ross
Format: Hardback
Genre: Zoology
Condition remarks:
Book: Good
Jacket: Very good
Pages: Good
For any Australian bird enthusiast, Keeping Aviary Birds in Australia is the definitive practical guide to the rewarding pursuit of aviculture in the Australian context. Written by Les de Ross and published by the renowned Lansdowne Press, this comprehensive volume instructs hobbyists and dedicated breeders alike on the successful housing, feeding, breeding, and general husbandry of a wide variety of aviary birds native to and popular within Australia. Drawing on deep, hands-on expertise, de Ross presents an authoritative overview of the unique challenges and rewards that come with keeping birds in the Australian climate and environment, covering species from finches and parrots to softbills and beyond. The writing is clear, methodical, and richly informative — a trusted resource that has guided generations of Australian bird keepers. Whether you are setting up your first aviary or refining an established collection, this volume will leave you questioning how you ever managed without it.