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Hi there

My budgie is 6 years old this year and he has been showen before but by a different owner.

Please can you tell me if he is too old to breed and show!

 

 

 

;)

 

 

thanks Toffeefluff

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I don't know if there is an age limit for showing birds? Interesting question.

 

the average age range for males to be bred with is between 1-6 years. Hen 1-3 year.

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There is no age limit to showing. You will have to check that you can show a bought bird. In most areas of Australia this is not allowed and you can only show birds that are breed by you.

 

Hath can advise you of the ruling in England.

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In showing birds they are classed in their colour type and then further classed as an ADULT or YOUNG or UBC ( unbroken cap or baby ), so within ADULT class there is no further clarification needed for exact age. Also as a novice in show breeding within a club you can usually show bought in birds for up to a year. As Daz states this can vary between states of Australia.

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It does differ between states. Here we have Nest feathers, Young Birds and Old birds. Sometimes we also have any age.

 

Young birds differ on the hatch date. At the monment I think it is 1st July 06. After that date they become old birds.

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It does differ between states. Here we have Nest feathers, Young Birds and Old birds. Sometimes we also have any age.

 

Young birds differ on the hatch date. At the monment I think it is 1st July 06. After that date they become old birds.

 

Daz,The ring date starts from the 1st January.But that may all change after a meeting of the state

delegates. At the National in Adelaide. :blush:

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There is no age limit to showing. You will have to check that you can show a bought bird. In most areas of Australia this is not allowed and you can only show birds that are breed by you.

 

Hath can advise you of the ruling in England.

 

if you buy a bird it has to be shown in the any age group even if it is a young bird you can onkly show own bred birds in the young class

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It does differ between states. Here we have Nest feathers, Young Birds and Old birds. Sometimes we also have any age.

 

Young birds differ on the hatch date. At the monment I think it is 1st July 06. After that date they become old birds.

 

Daz,The ring date starts from the 1st January.But that may all change after a meeting of the state

delegates. At the National in Adelaide. :D

 

 

Well there is now only 2 1/2 weeks to the nationals macka.. It will be "Interesting" what the deligates come up with this time. It has already been voted and passed that the ring date be moved to the 1st Sept and now they want to change it before it comes in. :wub::wub:

 

Don't know what to think about that.

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Thats right Daz.Our club are haveing ameeting about it on Saturday.Not that it is going to make much difference.But it will make me feel better & others in our club.Something as important as this,should have gone to all the members.To take a vote onit. :yelling:

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