Bird Show in the UK - Stafford Bird Show OCTOBER 2022 ---4K---
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 11 ก.ย. 2024
- Once again I was able to attend to the Stafford Spring Bird Show. In my opinion dispite the fact that it was a very busy show, this was not one of the best that I have attended to, but is always great to do the drive to meet up with some friends. Hope you guys enjoy this video and dont forget to watch it in 4k to have max resolution.
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Great quality video, very clear and stable, thanks a lot
Many thanks for the feedback 😁
Great video👏🏼 love the Two barred crossbill, I just have missed them!
Thanks mate. Definitely, although I love psittacidae the most, I have to admit that those crossbill looked real good. 😁
Found it. This is wonderful. Thank you!!
I was about to share the link. Thanks
Used to go to this show was run by the parrot society was a really good day out . And bought loads of nice birds over the years. Didn't no it was still running .
Yes it is still running. They stopped during covid, but it is back again. 🙂
Cheapest price .. good quality birds 🥰🌥️🕊️🇵🇭
Not sure about if the birds are cheap or not. But you can always find some nice birds in these events. 🙂
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Wow ❤️🥰🌥️🕊️🇵🇭
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good
Thanks
Prices appear all over the place!
I usually don't pay much attention to the prices. If I am searching for birds price usually its one of the last things that I take in consideration. Bird phenotype, line of the bird (genetics), and the conditions at which they are bred is what I care about. If some of the breeders think the same way, that will dictate the prices. That's probably why you see a lot of different prices. 🙂
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I cannot believe how many Australian birds are there
Indeed. Australian birds are very popular in the UK
Those swift parrots are getting rare breed them up and semd them back
Swift and hooded Parakeets some of my favourites 🙂
Great video.
Does anyone know what is this bird called at 11:57 min?
Thank you. I think they are Gubernatrix cristata
@@EdgarsPrimeBirds THANKS
Tits.
Tits like Coconuts and sparrows like bread crumbs.
When is the next show please
Hi, maybe in March.
@@EdgarsPrimeBirds every 12months no
@@Gang-zy7lq usually there are two big ones in one year. One in March and other in October. But they are organised by two different entities if I am not mistaken.
@@EdgarsPrimeBirds wat about this bird flu most birds have be locked up by 7 november
@@Gang-zy7lq I am not aware of the rules in place for the bird flu, but is definitely something that people need to be careful with.
адрес ришите ?
stafford county showground
Can you please tell any contact or email of italian scurati breeder?
I don't have any contacts. Sorry.
Very nice. Can you send me the address? I want to go there to buy birds😍
Many thanks. Location below
Weston Rd, Stafford ST18 0BD, United Kingdom
Thank you very much. Is this Bird Show open every day or are there limited days?
@@miladoleiwi6604 this event happens twice a year during one day only. The next one should be only now in October if I am not mistaken.
All the birds in the wild are declining in numbers.
Because they are all in these cages.
They should let them all go.
These people should be in cages instead.
Hi Bob, have a read about the importance of breeders for the spix macaw project. This is just one example of many. Can you please share sources of your statement about breeders being responsible for the declining of species? All of these birds born in captivity. Removing birds from nature is illegal. You clearly need to do some research before jumping to wrong conclusions. Thanks for stopping by.
Main source of wildlife extinction is habitat destruction via agriculture, industry & housing not bird keeping. All the birds shown have been captive bred for many generations, it is illegal to take them from the wild. Please do your research.
Also “letting them go” as you put it, would be incredibly irresponsible! As others have said all these parrots/birds are captive bred and are not native to the UK, they have no idea how to fend for themselves or protect themselves from predators and our weather is to cold for them anyway, they would die. Please research ethical breeding and you’ll see how much breeders can help the wild birds survive by helping with reintroduction efforts.