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    From Daniel Lütolf, Switzerland
    I just visited quickly your website.
    Well done, big compliment, lots of useful information.
    Concerning the information for budgerigar breeders, as it develops, it may already [...]

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    If English is not your first language, you may be interested to know that you can easily read all of our pages in a language of your choice.

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  • To all Major Societies World Wide

    Can all major and area / state societies (everywhere in the world) contact me with their society’s contact details – Budgerigar.co.uk will publish the details in the hope that this will lead to an increase in their membership.

  • Thanks from Dr Rob Marshall

    Thanks from Dr Rob Marshall

    I think your site will thrust budgerigar breeders into the 21st century and allow them to receive far more success and enjoyment from this entrancing hobby.

  • Calling all National, State, Country and Area Budgerigar Societies

    Calling all National, State, Country and Area Budgerigar Societies

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