An article on the Lear's Macaw in the Avicultural Magazine
in the Avicultural Magazine, the Journal of the Avicultural Society by the Rev. Hubert D.ASTLEY published in February 1907 (Vol. V, No. 4, Pages 111-113).
Read ArticleEntry on the Lear\\\'s Macaw in Parrots and Parrot-like Birds
in Parrots and Parrot-like Birds in Aviculture published by the Marquess of TAVISTOCK in the 1920s.
Read ArticleBreeding Lear's Macaw (Anodorhynchus leari) at the Busch Gardens (Tampa, Florida)
by Ed BISH (Curator of Psittacines)). Published in the Avicultural Magazine 1985 (Conservation Special Double Issue (Vol. 91, pages 30-31).
Read ArticleNews on the captive management of the Lear’s Macaw
by David Waugh and Matthias Reinschmidt, Loro Parque Fundación. Issued December 2006
Read ArticleAl Wabra Wildlife Preservation (AWWP) is proud to announce the successful breeding of three critically endangered Lear’s Macaws (Anodorhynchus leari).
A press release by Ryan Watson, Blue Macaw Coordinator, AWWP, Qatar
Read ArticleThe first sensational breeding of Lear's Macaw in Europe
A press release on breeding successes with the Lear's Macaw issued by Loro Parque Fundacion on 8th June 2007
Read ArticleCaptive husbandry of the Lear’s Macaw at Al-Wabra Wildlife Preservation
A presentation by Ryan Watson at the 33rd Annual Convention of the American Federation of Aviculture (AFA), Los Angeles, July 2007
Read ArticleLear's Macaw Studbook as at 31st December 2016
I have just received the Lear's Macaw studbook from Jurong Park and put it here for your information.
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Wednesday 17th February 2021
Native trees planted on burned pasture land
Neiva Guedes recently visited the imposing mountain range in the centre of the Pantanal and discovered some of the burned pasture land had been replaced with native trees such as manduvi, acuri and bocaiuvia. She reported this with some photograph ... Read More »
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" Naturam expellas furca, tamen usque recurret "
( If you drive out nature with a pitchfork, she will soon find a way back)
Horace (65-8 BC)