BA23 Gallery
Please note: At the time (January 2010) of this site going live, 95% of the BA23 birds are breeding and consequently are unfit for photography until later this year.
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Please note: At the time (January 2010) of this site going live, 95% of the BA23 birds are breeding and consequently are unfit for photography until later this year.
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Bill Watson was a real gentlemen & it was always a pleasure to chat with him at the shows - R.I.P. Bill. John Crooks, UK
Gerald, Very nice photos. I would say they have no fear of humans as the population density of that region ranges from 1 to 0 people per square km. Regards, Cameron Browne, Sydney, Australia
Fred was truly a wonderful man. I met him in Australia and the UK and he was always full of encouragement. I was gobsmacked when I read the above. May he rest in peace. Nigel Tonkin, Australia
Dear Gerwyn - thank you very much for your query. I'm not a great expert on colour expectations, but I believe the answer is no. Unless your green cock bird that you say is split for ino is also split for blue as well. I guess you won't know the answer to...
I believe I may have been the person to sell Fred his first show budgerigars away back around 1970, when we both lived in Rhodesia. I have nothing but fond memories of Fred and he showed his determination right from the start to get to the top of his hobby. I remember...
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