by dmcadmin | Sep 29, 2026 | Birdwatching
Birds are among the most cognitively sophisticated animals we share our homes with, yet their psychological needs are often underestimated. Whether it’s a backyard flock, a companion parrot, or a rescued cockatiel, birds require far more than food and shelter to...
by dmcadmin | Sep 5, 2026 | Birdwatching
Birds are among the most cognitively sophisticated animals kept as companions, and increasingly, science is confirming what many bird keepers have long suspected: social connection and mental engagement aren’t luxuries for birds, they’re biological...
by dmcadmin | Jul 16, 2026 | Birdwatching
Birds have a reputation as low-maintenance pets, but that reputation is misleading and, in many cases, dangerous. Unlike dogs and cats, birds are prey animals by instinct, which means they’re biologically wired to hide pain, weakness, or illness until a...
by dmcadmin | Jun 22, 2026 | Birdwatching
Bringing a bird home is a decision that fills a house with colour, song, and personality. But in India, the choice of which bird you can legally keep is shaped by a law that many first-time pet owners overlook entirely. Under the Wildlife Protection Act, 1972, it is...
by dmcadmin | May 22, 2026 | Birdwatching
Birds are among the most beloved pets in Indian households, yet they are also among the most nutritionally neglected. From the cheerful Indian Ringneck perched in a Mumbai balcony cage to the Alexandrine parakeet in a Delhi home, millions of pet birds across India are...
by dmcadmin | Apr 22, 2026 | Birdwatching
At present, Bird keeping is growing as a prominent hobby in India, especially in urban households. The longing for companionship, aesthetically pleasing visuals of a bird, and the deep sense of relaxation that they provide are factors that are increasing the number of...
