>bird breeding information in Europe is exchanged freely by the most
>aviculturists! By magazines, by telephone, letters and monthly meetings
>of parrot breeder groups. But not via electronical mails like Fido,
>because there is still not enough hardware in the households. Germany
>e.g. is 10 years behind the States.
I'm glad to hear that the aviculturists DO exchange information. I've
spoken to some breeders from England who said that over there, breeders
guard their knowledge like gold. As for electronic hardward, I'm sure
that will change soon, as the price of computers falls, and the
popularity of the Internet rises. As much as I detest the Internet, it
IS getting more people interested in electronic communication.
As for your German articles, I plan to MAKE some time to work on one of
them next week (some time between Aug. 7, and Aug. 12). I promise!
--Kathy
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