Bird Talk (2-year)

I cannot stress any more that the information contained within these pages are BASIC! If you know that parrots have hard beaks then I can honestly say that you will probably read this magazine in 5 min flat.

DO NOT take the blind advice through advertisements on what to feed your bird. Find someone knowledgably in the subject. It will make the difference between your bird living 40% of its life span and 100%.


Same information month after month   June 30, 2002
7 out of 8 found this review helpful

I subsribed to this magazine for 1 year and stopped it after that. The magazine reads like a book with the same information month after month. The topics and articles are regularly repeated. If you want general knowledge about birds, get a book. If you are looking for up-to-date information, you won't find it in this magazine.


Bird Talk Magazine   February 25, 2006
Parrot Lover (Pittsburgh, PA)
6 out of 8 found this review helpful

I think for a novice aviculturist, the magazine is a great start to learning about our beautiful feathered friends and gaining great access to avian products.

The largest drawback to BT is the polyanna attitude towards birds. All the parrots are described as wonderful pets with wonderful personalities. They fail to elaborate on the HUGE downfalls of owning parrots and skirt real life issues such as hundreds of birds in rescues and shelters.


Bird Talk Magazine   September 10, 2006
Jennifer M. Horton (Terre Haute, IN USA)
5 out of 7 found this review helpful

I love this magazine. It has very informative articles. There are also cute pictures and each month they have a focus on a different breed of bird. This magazine is a must for any bird owner.


This is absolutely the BEST bird mag eva!   December 13, 2001
3 out of 7 found this review helpful

This is great! Very detailed, nicely done. Great pics and articles. A+.