Also nice to see iff you now that this size all coming from the wild budge there you also see how the breeders do lots off noligsh to breed this nice full birds whit top spots and head
I've never seen so many different breeds of budgies, I didn't even realise they were different types just show what I know, thanks ollie I always learn something new and informative with your videos, great work
Jeez this takes me back to my late dad, who used to breed and exhibit budgerigars back in the 70s. He won many small prizes, rosettes, cups.. I remember, even back then it was nothing to pay £100 ,plus for a half decent bird.. but in comparison to the "big boys", who paid thousands for 1 bird, it was chicken feed. I don't know where they exhibit now, but the big event was held at Alexandra Palace.. Some of the names that were huge in the breeding, exhibition, and prize winning field were Les and Peter/Paul Joy, and the daddy of all Harry Bryan.. I wonder if anyone here has heard of them? 😮
The show wasn’t held in a control zone therefore the show had the go ahead from local authorities, Also, these birds are housed indoors all year therefore have no contact with wild birds or material potentially carrying the disease.
@@OCAVIARY It was same for Stafford show, avian flu had been seen in birds in Uttoexter but the show went on because all birds are kept in conditions where they don’t come into contact with wild birds
beautiful show birds. I like the selection of products you have there. British are taking this hobby seriously.
Wow terimakasih sudah share video yang bagus ini❤
great job thanks
Thank You!
After watching, I just had to buy one at Stafford. My granddaughter has named him Bob 🙃
Also nice to see iff you now that this size all coming from the wild budge there you also see how the breeders do lots off noligsh to breed this nice full birds whit top spots and head
I've never seen so many different breeds of budgies, I didn't even realise they were different types just show what I know, thanks ollie I always learn something new and informative with your videos, great work
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Jeez this takes me back to my late dad, who used to breed and exhibit budgerigars back in the 70s. He won many small prizes, rosettes, cups.. I remember, even back then it was nothing to pay £100 ,plus for a half decent bird.. but in comparison to the "big boys", who paid thousands for 1 bird, it was chicken feed. I don't know where they exhibit now, but the big event was held at Alexandra Palace.. Some of the names that were huge in the breeding, exhibition, and prize winning field were Les and Peter/Paul Joy, and the daddy of all Harry Bryan..
I wonder if anyone here has heard of them? 😮
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I wonder if you could help me what lighting I would need for my 12x8 birdroom
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Oliver, the trees that you put in your bird cages are they real or false and if there real do you lean them before you put them in your cages?
hi, yes they are real. I use a mild disinfectant sprayed over them, give them a brush and wipe down then rinse in fresh water
If your birds looking a bit dodgy, is there a pick me up you can give it,?
What does ¨opposite sex" mean ?
Opposite sex means female
@@kentcarper18 no
It means the best of the opposite sex to the winner so if a male wins it will be the best female and but a female is the winner it is the best male
What about avian flu,this show should not have gone ahead
The show wasn’t held in a control zone therefore the show had the go ahead from local authorities,
Also, these birds are housed indoors all year therefore have no contact with wild birds or material potentially carrying the disease.
@@OCAVIARY It was same for Stafford show, avian flu had been seen in birds in Uttoexter but the show went on because all birds are kept in conditions where they don’t come into contact with wild birds
I think it's disgusting that you're breeding birds that can't fly. It's truly immoral.
😂Mines can fly. They are of course a little heavier but they fly pal
No one is trying to breed budgies that can't fly