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    • The Scott Archive
  • History
    • 1: The St. Bartholomew’s Day Massacre
    • 2: The Sun King
    • 3: the refugee’s tale
    • 4: the Last of France
    • 5: the Huguenot legend and the comfort of opinion
    • 6: the canary at the dawn of ornithology
    • 7: German Birds
    • 8: the oiseleurs of Paris
    • 9: the turn of the century
    • 10: a dozen things you probably didn’t know about Hervieux
    • 11: Hervieux’s list
    • 12: Rudolf Galloway’s theory
    • 13: Galloway & the Lizard canary
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    • Lizard canaries: 2013 males
    • Lizard canaries: 2013 females
    • Lizard canaries: 2014 gold
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  • Lizard canary
    • Part 1: a learning process
    • Part 2: the difference between spangles & lacings
    • Part 3: plumage
    • Part 4: the cap
    • Part 5: the perfect cap
    • Part 6: the cap from a different perspective
    • Part 7: how to tell males from females
    • Part 8: over-year birds
    • Part 9: Sweet Bird of Youth
    • Part 10: tiny details, big impact
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R & I Wright

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Lizards at the National Exhibition 2022

Posted on 29/10/202231/10/2022 by Huw Evans 5 Comments
Illness prevented me attending this year’s National.  Fortunately Joe Coakley and Andy Beesley stepped into the breach.  Here is Joe’s report illustrated with photos by himself and Andy.  My thanks to them both.... Read More
Posted in General, Lizard canary, ShowsTagged Best in Show Lizard canary national show R & I Wright

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