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Excerpt from The Avicultural Magazine, Vol. 12: Being the Journal of the Avicultural Society for the Study of British and Foreign Birds in Freedom and Captivity, January, 1921, to December, 1921The year which ends with this number has been one of the most difficult of the so-called peace years, but the Society has come through the ordeal, and rather than look back at the trials of the past we should look forward to the future with confidence a...

Excerpt from The Avicultural Magazine, Vol. 5: Being the Journal of the Avicultural Society for the Study of Foreign and British Birds in Freedom and Captivity, November 1906, to October, 1907Our grateful thanks are due to those members who have helped us in the production of the present volume, either by their contributions to its pages or the introduction: Of new mem bers. Our sincere thanks are also due to those who have so kindly contribut...

Excerpt from The Avicultural Magazine, Vol. 4: Being the Journal of the Avicultural Society for the Study of Foreign and British Birds in Freedom and Captivity, November, 1905, to October, 1906The date following the Member's name is the date of his election. Orig. Mem. Signifies that the Member joined the Society on its formation in October 1894. The asterisk denotes that the Member belonged to the U. K. Foreign Cage Bird Society, either at th...

Excerpt from The Avicultural Magazine, Vol. 3: Being the Journal of the Avicultural Society for the Study of Foreign and British Birds in Freedom and CaptivityEight Common Sheldrakes 101 each, 6 Chilian Widgeon 30/ each, 5 Carolinas 30/ each, 2 Gadwall 2o/ each, I female Red-crested Pochard 25/ all bred this year, guaranteed healthy. Also 2 female Red-rumped Parrakeets 12/ each. £23 the lot.About the PublisherForgotten Books publishes hundreds...

Excerpt from The Avicultural Magazine, Vol. 1: Being the Journal of the Avicultural Society, for the Study of Foreign and British Birds, in Freedom and Captivity, November, 1902 to October, 1903It is with much satisfaction that we present the ninth Annual Volume of our Magazine, the first of the New Series, to the Members of the Society, together with our Report for the Year: satisfaction, not because we have reached, nor even approached, eith...

Excerpt from The Avicultural Magazine, Vol. 5: Being the Journal of the Avicultural Society for the Study of Foreign and British Birds in Freedom and Captivity, November 1906, to October, 1907 Our grateful thanks are due to those members who have helped us in the production of the present volume, either by their contributions to its pages or the introduction of new mem bers. Our Sincere thanks are also due to those who have so kindly contribu...

Excerpt from The Avicultural Magazine, Vol. 3: Being the Journal of the Avicultural Society for the Study of Foreign and British Birds in Freedom and CaptivityEight Common Sheldrakes 101 each, 6 Chilian Widgeon 30/ each, 5 Carolinas 30/ each, 2 Gadwall 2o/ each, I female Red-crested Pochard 25/ all bred this year, guaranteed healthy. Also 2 female Red-rumped Parrakeets 12/ each. £23 the lot.About the PublisherForgotten Books publishes hundreds...

Excerpt from The Avicultural Magazine, Vol. 4: Being the Journal of the Avicultural Society for the Study of Foreign and British Birds in Freedom and Captivity, November, 1905, to October, 1906 Once more we have come to the close of our avicultural year, and, as we survey the pile of monthly numbers of the Magazine, we feel satisfied that a volume has been produced that our members may be proud of. The Magazine has kept well up to its high st...

Excerpt from The Avicultural Magazine, Vol. 12: Being the Journal of the Avicultural Society for the Study of British and Foreign Birds in Freedom and Captivity, January, 1921, to December, 1921The year which ends with this number has been one of the most difficult of the so-called peace years, but the Society has come through the ordeal, and rather than look back at the trials of the past we should look forward to the future with confidence a...

Excerpt from The Avicultural Magazine, Vol. 1: Being the Journal of the Avicultural Society, for the Study of Foreign and British Birds, in Freedom and Captivity, November, 1902 to October, 1903It is with much satisfaction that we present the ninth Annual Volume of our Magazine, the first of the New Series, to the Members of the Society, together with our Report for the Year: satisfaction, not because we have reached, nor even approached, eith...