Ring Ouzel - Keeping & Breeding in Captivity

Great vid well done gourge some very nice birds cheers from Sammy

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Cheers for another fantastic video thanks

Very interesting well done

Very informative and brilliant photos of this rarely seen bird

Well done George. A lot of work gone into keeping those birds.

Lovely looking birds keep up the great work George

i'm from indonesia, good job OC aviary

here in france have in a has in the vosges ,e French:merle a plastron,

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It's nice to see something different. Another great video Oliver and thank you George for letting us see the birds.

amazing,well done !

Amazing video! Since ring ouzel are mountain birds, could pigeon perches help them? Pigeons, in the wild, lived and nested on cliff sides, so their feet are adapted to prefer flatter perches. If they are only kept on branches/normal perches then they may get sore feet or other issues. So maybe looking into a few of those may prevent these beatiful mountain birds from having issues

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Great content Oliver, nice to see some softbills on this channel! 😉👍

Ring Ouzel kind a resembles to the American Robin except its colors.

Great episode !

Great content as always Ollie, so nice to see something a bit different and being kept by a young lad like yourself, Great work, George, wishing lots of luck with them and a fab breading season, thank ollie

Great whaching this amazing

Did you build those aviary yourself, there very well made

more of these videos great work mate

Wow! What stunning birds. I'd never heard of them, so many thanks for this film.

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stunning them pal,didn't realise just how much pattern they had.really nice birds 👍👍🤣

Do they frequently hang around in the wild in pairs? Think I may have just seen two in my garden, don't think I've ever seen one before but 2 landing together at once stood out. I'm up on the moors in Yorkshire, so I suppose it's possible that I haven't misidentified them, although it's now early March and cold and wet so is it a bit early for them? I'm not a birdwatcher, so I'm not too hot on identifying birds, but from all the photos I've looked at, these looked the closest. Very prominent white ring around their necks and a mottled black and white chest, incredibly attractive birds.