Books in this series help a reader learn more about the many animals that make great pets.

The first half of the book takes a practical look at the subject of bird care: every aspect of bird husbandry is discussed, and there are expert tips and instructions to make learning new techniques clear and straightforward.

The abridged version of Avian Medicine: Principles and Application, designed to be used in conjunction with the original text, provides the details and answers required by the avian practitioner on a regular, quick reference basis.

This guide covers all aspects of the care and breeding of over 50 species, from the "true finches" to the parasitic whydahs and weavers.

A highly readable review of some 700 years of avian exploitation.

Elizabeth Le Geyt recounts her birding experiences and completed these memoirs during her 100th year anniversary.

Birds make fun pets. Some are small and some are tall. Some are colorful and some have crests. Young readers will learn about the appearance, behavior, and abilities of pet birds, and discover why these feathered friends make amazing pets.