Lisa Shea Forums Parakeets Bird and Animal Books Do you own any Bird Books?

Do you have any reference books that you use for caring for your birds? Or do you use use the Internet for all your reference material?

I had bird books, many years ago, but I haven't touched them in at least 10 years. I use the internet for everything now.

I use the internet. What did we do before the internet anyway? I do check books out at the library though. I've got a clicker training (for birds) book waiting for me as I type.

I have several books, try to stick with ones within the past few years, since info changes so often. I've read all I can find. I subscribe to Bird Talk magazine, mostly for the pictures. For training, my favorite book is Getting Started Clicker Training For Birds by Melinda Johnson or Good Bird Inc website & books. I also have a book called The Click That Does the Trick, but I don't like this one as much.
I don't like most online info sources because they are mostly opinion, rumor, or outdated. I prefer info straight from reputable Avian Vets or Trainers.

I also use the internet and I pick up a Bird Talk magazine whenever I get the chance. I try to find books that are most frequent. :] I look online mostly what to look for in illnesses and stuff like that.

Im gonna go buy a book since i love to read and Ill learn by reading ^^ Any book names I should pick out?

Yes, I do. I have a site book titled "Top 100 birding site in the world". the book's size: 320 pages 320mm x270mm with 400 colour photographs and 101 maps.

I have a lot of older and rare books I got off of e bay and amazon

The best book I have seen online is Dr Ross Perry's Budgie Book. Does anyone have this book. Dr Perry is an Australian Veterinarian.