Dirk Van den Abeele
Amateur paleontologist Mr. Maarten van Dinther discovered in 2000, near the Dutch border in Belgium a fossil from probably one
We recently concluded our investigation into the AR grey factor at Forpus coelestis. An article about this mutant will, in
FAQ: Combinations of alleles of the same gene are indicated by writing the mutant names one after the other, for
The last months we received several reports from breeders who bred blue2 Agapornis fischeri which develop a yellow / pinkish
Benjamin aka Joven of Aby Aviary from the Philippines and the South-African breeder Willie Matthews, reported success ful breeding records
In March 2019, the study on the mitochondrial genome of Agapornis fischeri was published by H. Liu [1]. Three weeks
Daarnet het trieste nieuws gekregen dat Harrie van der Linden ons gisteren helaas ontvallen is. Ik heb er eigenlijk even
Unlike wild and domestic canaries (Serinus canaria), the domestic urucum breed of canaries exhibits bright red bills and legs. To
Recently, Chinees scientists, described the complete mitochondrial genome of A. fischeri. Its mitochondrial genome is a circular molecule of 16,719
This article has been published in April 2019, in Agapornis.Info, the BVA-International magazine. In the mean while we continued our
The first SL dominant greywing Agapornis fischeri were reported in 2009 in The Netherlands. Because of the inheritance is dominant,
*Pallid* Cacatua galerita Eleonora?? In the R&D centre in Belgium, they have a female Cacatua galerita Eleonora (The Eleonora cockatoo,
The last years we examined several breeding records of *dominant yellow* Agapornis fischeri. It soon became clear that this phenotype
FAQ: Where are we with regards to the opaline mutation in Agapornis eye-ring species? FAQ: A number of years ago
*Pallid* Black-headed parrot (Black-headed Caique)? Pionites melanocephalus (Linnaeus, 1758) The Belgian breeder Mike Matthijs bred, since 2015, four ‘paler’ Black-headed
Forpus xanthopterygius crassirostris werd door Howard & Moore in 1980, in A Complete Checklist of the Birds of the World