Dirk Van den Abeele
Species names within the genus Agapornis Part 1 – Agapornis pullarius By Dirk Van den Abeele Ornitho-Genetics VZW Published in
Species names within the genus Agapornis Part 2 – Agapornis canus By Dirk Van den Abeele Ornitho-Genetics VZW Published in
Species names within the genus Agapornis Part 3 – Agapornis roseicollis By Dirk Van den Abeele, Ornitho-Genetics VZW Published in
Species names within the genus Agapornis Part 4 – Agapornis taranta By Dirk Van den Abeele, Ornitho-Genetics VZW Published in
Species names within the genus Agapornis Part 5 – Agapornis swindernianus By Dirk Van den Abeele Ornitho-Genetics VZW Published in
Species names within the genus Agapornis Part 6 – A. personatus, A.fischeri, A. nigrigenis and A. lilianae By Dirk Van
FAQ: I am writing to tell you that in the download section of Ornitho-Genetics VZW the last update of the
FAQ: I do not believe the theory that a ‘lacewing’ budgerigar or ‘lacewing’ Agapornis roseicollis is a cross-over between SL
Today we are taking a day off to celebrate our anniversary, because today marks exactly 20 years since Ornitho-Genetics VZW
Nederlandse versie onderaan Dear visitor, To begin with, I want to wish you all the best for 2025 and let
FAQ: I checked the list of colour mutations in your book “Erfelijkheid bij vogels”, but what struck me was that
With nearly 400 species, parrots are a remarkably diverse taxon. However, with almost one-third of species categorized as threatened on
Sometimes we see phenotypes that are not always easy to explain. Just look at the photo below. This bird clearly
FAQ: what is de reason behind NSL ino birds (with red eyes) with coloured spots in the feathers or greyish
We receive the last weeks lots of questions on fallow mutants in Genus Agapornis. There is a copy of my
Yesterday, Fabio Schunck published: “Blue-winged parrotlet Forpus xanthopterygius (Aves: Psittacidae), feeding over water in Southeast Brazil”. This is a very