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The 19 pages that link to Aviculture, each with the reason it gives.

• ParrotNarrower topic: Parrots are among the most commonly kept and bred birds in aviculture.

• PsittaciformesRelated: Aviculture includes captive care and breeding of parrots, with substantial welfare challenges.

• BudgerigarNarrower topic: Budgerigars are a major species in both pet keeping and captive bird breeding.

• Japanese quailRelated: Japanese quail are kept and bred beyond commercial farms, including in aviculture.

• CockatielNarrower topic: Cockatiels are among the most commonly kept birds in aviculture.

• EstrildidaeRelated: Several estrildids have long been popular cage and aviary birds.

• Golden pheasantNarrower topic: Golden pheasants are commonly kept and bred by aviculturists.

• Java sparrowNarrower topic: The Java sparrow has long been bred as a cage bird for its appearance and song.

• Barbary doveNarrower topic: Barbary doves are kept and bred as captive birds.

• Grey crowned craneRelated: Captive populations exist, while collection for the bird trade threatens wild cranes.

• Lady Amherst's pheasantRelated: Captive breeding has helped establish the species in ornamental collections.

• MacawRelated: Macaws are kept in aviculture, where their size, social needs, and longevity demand substantial care.

• ParakeetRelated: Parakeets are among the most commonly maintained birds in aviculture.

• Rainbow lorikeetRelated: Rainbow lorikeets are kept in aviculture, where their specialized diet requires careful management.

• TuracoRelated: Some turaco species are kept in zoos and specialist bird collections.

• Amazon parrotRelated: Amazon parrots are commonly kept and bred in aviculture, raising specialized welfare needs.

• King quailNarrower topic: King quails are commonly bred as small aviary birds.

• MousebirdRelated: Some mousebirds are kept in aviculture, where their social needs and fruit-heavy diets matter.

• True parrotRelated: Aviculture includes the captive care and breeding of true parrots.