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Canaries : their care and management

Alexander Wetmore

Editorial: Good Press

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In "Canaries: Their Care and Management," Alexander Wetmore provides an insightful exploration into the charming world of canary husbandry, melding practical expertise with a compassionate understanding of avian care. This informative work is characterized by its clear prose and meticulous attention to detail, offering readers an extensive guide encompassing everything from selecting the ideal canary breed to optimal housing conditions, dietary needs, and behavioral insights. Wetmore's text serves as both a manual for beginners and a reference for seasoned enthusiasts, enriched by illustrations and anecdotes that illustrate the delicate balance of care and companionship these birds require. Wetmore, a distinguished ornithologist and an avid bird lover, brings a wealth of knowledge to this endeavor, drawing upon his extensive research and personal experiences with a myriad of avian species. Known for his lifelong commitment to avian welfare and conservation, Wetmore's passion is evident throughout the book, reflecting his belief in the intrinsic value of understanding and nurturing these vibrant creatures. His scholarly background allows him to present complex information in an engaging manner, making the joys of canary care accessible to all. This book is highly recommended for anyone interested in aviculture or those considering adopting a canary. Wetmore's detailed insights and practical advice not only inform but also inspire a deeper appreciation for these enchanting birds. By following his guidelines, readers will cultivate a fulfilling relationship with their canaries, ensuring that both birds and owners lead enriched lives together.
Disponible desde: 02/03/2025.
Longitud de impresión: 200 páginas.

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