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Birds:

AvianVideos.com

Upload, watch, and share pet bird videos. Includes how-to videos, dancing parrots, and expert lectures.

http://www.avianvideos.com

AvianWeb

Information on many species of companion birds and articles on issues including behavior, health, care, breeding, and transportation.

http://www.avianweb.com/

Graand

Free Classified Ads Portal

www.graand.com

The Aviary

Information and weekly articles on species, health, care, adoption, and recipes.

http://www.theaviary.com/ci.shtml

Aviary Birds

Offers information on aviary building, suitable plants, choosing suitable birds, rearing, feeding, care, and a forum.

http://www.answeringmachine.co.uk/aviary/index.htm

Beauty of Birds

Information on bird species, diseases, housing, nutrition, and training.

http://www.beautyofbirds.com/

Bird Breeds

A quick reference guide to many breeds of birds kept in captivity, with photos and brief descriptions.

http://www.bird-breeds.com/

BirdsnWays

Species profiles and articles on toy making, diseases, nutrition, and breeding. Also offers classified advertising and forums.

http://www.birdsnways.com/

Cage Birds

General information on finches, canaries, budgies, cockatiels, and lovebirds, diseases and harmful plants.

http://members.aol.com/offmymedz/birds.html

Little Feathered Buddies

A site for owners of small birds. Forum, photo contests, and toymaking tips.

http://www.littlefeatheredbuddies.org/

Mike's Website Dedicated To Help People With Birds

Information on the care, housing, feeding, and breeding of various pet bird species, with forum.

http://www.birdshelpline.bravehost.com/

ParrotExpo

A listing of bird shows, marts, seminars, and conferences in the United States.

http://www.parrotexpo.com/

Pet Bird by Up At Six

Articles, avian artwork, lists of aviaries, sanctuaries, associations, online suppliers, and mailing lists.

http://www.upatsix.com/

Phils Feathered Friends

Articles and forum.

http://www.philsfeatheredfriends.com

Rare Bird

Resources for information on waterfowl, game birds, exotic, rare, and endangered birds. Included are free classifieds, image, audio and video libraries, and links to exotic bird breeders.

http://www.rarebird.com/

Second Chance Birds

Website and forum focused on educating bird owners. Information on parrot rescues, problem behaviors, diet requirements, toys, tips, and other subjects related to keeping a bird healthy and happy.

http://www.secondchancebirds.com/index.html

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