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Avian (Bird) Anatomy – Images of Head & Beak by Jeannine Miesle

May 7, 2022

Main Article: Avian Medical Terms / Health & Diseases by Jeannine Miesle, MA, Allied Member, Association of Avian Veterinarians … Avian ...

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Avian (Bird) Anatomy – Images of Respiratory System by Jeannine Miesle

May 7, 2022

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Avian (Bird) Anatomy – Images of Cloaca and Bursa of Fabricus

May 7, 2022

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Avian (Bird) Anatomy – Images of Feathers & Skin by Jeannine Miesle

May 7, 2022

Main Article: Avian Medical Terms / Health & Diseases by Jeannine Miesle, MA, Allied Member, Association of Avian Veterinarians … Avian ...

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Internal Anatomy of a long bone with trabiculae, medullary bone

Avian (Bird) Anatomy – Images of Bird Skeletal System by Jeannine

May 2, 2022

Main Article: Avian Medical Terms / Health & Diseases by Jeannine Miesle, MA, Allied Member, Association of Avian Veterinarians … Avian ...

Pet Birds

Image 10A: This hand-raised African grey parrot on the left (Psittacus erithacus) was presented with a novel object, a child’s teething toy in the shape of a monkey. Although the bird did not panic, it was reluctant to approach this new toy. The reluctance to approach a novel object is referred to as “neophobia” (image courtesy Yvonne Van Zeeland, in Speer: Current Therapy in Avian Medicine and Surgery). Image 10B: This parent-raised African grey parrot (Psittacus erithacus) was presented with the same novel object as the parrot in Figure 6- A. Despite the fact that this bird had also never been in contact with the toy, it immediately approached this new toy and started to explore it with its beak and feet (image courtesy Yvonne Van Zeeland in Speer: Current Therapy in Avian Medicine and Surgery).

Pet Birds: Hand-raised or Parent-raised: Behavioral Issues Associated with Hand-reared Chicks

April 21, 2022

Article by: Jeannine Miesle, M.A., M.Ed Main Article: Hand-raised or Parent-raised: Which Is Better For The Birds? by Jeannine Miesle M.A., M.Ed. 10. ...

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Pet Birds: Hand-raised or Parent-raised: Diseases

April 21, 2022

Article by: Jeannine Miesle, M.A., M.Ed Main Article: Hand-raised or Parent-raised: Which Is Better For The Birds? by Jeannine Miesle M.A., M.Ed. 17. ...

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Image 29: Indian Ringneck father feeding the chicks. As Nature Intended.

Pet Birds: Hand-raised or Parent-raised: Which is better for the birds? Conclusion

April 21, 2022

Article by: Jeannine Miesle, M.A., M.Ed Main Article: Hand-raised or Parent-raised: Which Is Better For The Birds? by Jeannine Miesle M.A., M.Ed. ...

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Image 19: Maxillary brachygnathism, or overgrown beak, in an Amazon (image courtesy Dan Razdik; used with permission).

Physical Illnesses & Conditions Brought About by Improper Hand-feeding

April 20, 2022

Article by: Jeannine Miesle, M.A., M.Ed Main Article: Hand-raised or Parent-raised: Which Is Better For The Birds? by Jeannine Miesle M.A., M.Ed. Physical ...

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Pet Birds: Hand-raised or Parent-raised: Which is better for Birds?

April 20, 2022

Article by: Jeannine Miesle, M.A., M.Ed Main Article: Hand-raised or Parent-raised: Which Is Better For The Birds? by Jeannine Miesle M.A., M.Ed. Pet ...

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