September 2013 Newsletter - Wynnum Redlands Budgerigar

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Wynnum Redlands
Budgerigar Society inc
September
Newsletter.
The Club’s Web Page is : www.wrbsinc.com
The Newsletter Editor email – milton.ludlow@gmail.com
Wynnum Redlands Budgerigar Society Inc. would like to state, that it’s objective in reporting various articles & advice in our Newsletter & communication, both
verbal and written, is merely to disseminate information, and not to make recommendations or directives. Wynnum Redlands Budgerigar Society Inc would like to
state, that the views expressed therein are not necessarily those of Wynnum Redlands Budgerigar Society Inc
Your Committee is as follows:
President
Trevor Broadbent
Ph. 07 3206 8861
Vice President
Kerri Potts
Ph. 07 3286 9490
Secretary
Kay Ralph
Ph. 07 3393 3205
Treasurer
Bill Sedgwick
Ph. 07 3396 8732
Ring Steward
Show Secretary
Show Steward
Bill Sedgwick
Pat Sedgwick
Ian Anderson
Frank McGill
Milton Ludlow
Val Scott
Kay Ralph
Mark Jones
Ph. 07 3396 8732
Ph. 07 3396 8732
Ph. 0411 081 894
............................
Ph. 07 32455428
Ph. 07 3901 0494
Ph. 07 3393 3205
Ph. 07 3200 0232
Editor
Caterer
Social Director
Web Editor
Committee Members:- Milton Ludlow, Ray Saunders, Val Scott, Mel & Shane Whell.
Editorial.
Hi from your editor. OK, see you all at the Spring Festival, we need workers to sell
raffle tickets, members to talk to the public regarding their bird problems, don’t forget you were in that same
situation probably 10 yrs ago. We need sale [pretties] birds, not your OLD birds you can’t give away, mostly
Nesties. We all have a great weekend here, so let’s improve the weekend and make it better.
In the last Newsletter we stated that Trevor B. was the first to win a Fface/ Gface logie at the Nats, yes that’s
right, the first Wynnum Redlands Club Member to win that trophy. Marvellous how the grape vine works in the
Ipswich area, as I’ve always said, “if you have something to say to me then say it to me, don’t go behind my
back an gossip” I might lose respect for you as a man and a bird breeder.
Are you interested in breeding lesser varieties & need help sourcing stock, or need some technical advice on how to breed
your lesser varieties, then contact your club committee.
Minutes of Committee Minutes of Committee Meeting held on 6/ 8 /2013
Held at 10 Loynes Street, Wynnum West. Meeting opened by Trevor Broadbent
at 7.20 p.m.
Attendance:- Kay Ralph, Bill & Pat Sedgwick, Kerri Potts, Trevor Broadbent, Ray Saunders, Milton Ludlow, Mel & Shane Whell,
Val Scott, Frank McGill, Ian Anderson. Apologies:- Milton Ludlow, Mel & Shane Whell, Frank McGill, Ian Anderson. Minutes of
previous meeting read & accepted. Moved by Ray Saunders Seconded by
Kerri Potts carried.
Business arising from Minutes. Carried over to General Business. Correspondence:- Inwards:- BNSBS re:- Budgie Blast. :SQBBA re:- Revised SQ Show Colour Schedule. :- Bill Sedgwick re:- Nationals DVD. :- BNSBS re:- Dr Mike Cannon Lecture
19/10/2013. :- QCBS re:- Renewal of affiliation. :- ABS re:- upcoming events. :- Pine Rivers B.S. re:- Show Schedule. :- QCBS re:passing of Ivan King. :- QCBS re:- Quarantine issues with rare breed chickens. :- BNSBS re:- Show Schedule. :- SQBBA re:- SQ
President on holidays. :- ANBC re:- 2013 Annual meeting minutes, financial report, WBO report. :- SQBBA re:- Nominations for
Executive etc. :- Fraser Coast B.S. re:- Show Schedule. :- Feathered World magazin :- Cancer Council. :- Wayne brown re:Sourcing birds. :- Martin Hampson re:- Letter of support for grant funding for (CDSHS) :- BC & CBS re:- Show Schedule
Outwards:- On behalf of Cleveland SHS ( CDSHS) for grant application.Business arising from Correspondence Carried over to
General Business.Moved by Kay Ralph Seconded byVal Scott Treasurer’s Report:Wynnum Redlands Budgerigar Soc. Inc.
Cash Balance carried forward
$ 3,765.85
Income
$ 1,152.16
Expenses
$ 1,089.88
Cash Balance as at 6/ 8/2013
$ 3,828.13
Term Deposit
$ 16,007.85
Total
$ 19,835.98
Total memberships including partnerships & families now stands at (57 ) memberships. Treasurer’s report moved by Bill Sedgwick
Seconded by
Ray Saunders
Carried.
Review Past Events:- Xmas in July:- went very well, however not enough people. Massive meal, anyone who went home hungry –
own fault. Open Day:- Good day, well attended. A large number of public walk-ins. Will run again next year, Tables to be booked in
advance. Have already had interest expressed for next year. Booking already made for Sunday 3rd August 2014.
Upcoming Events:- Spring Festival :- No Parking on Long Street. Limited parking on Smith Street. Council looking after parking.
Birds need to be there preferably Friday night. Set up Friday Annual Show :- Trophies discussed. Xmas Party / Trophy night:- Kerri
following up with caterer. Bill to talk to Manly Bowls Club. Newsletter Items:- Spring Festival BC&CBS show
General Business:- SQBBA Meeting :- Bill will be stepping down as treasurer. Club Shirts:- Price has gone up. Guest speaker for
August – Russell Toombs can’t make it due to family circumstances. Will have a round table discussion. Bill & Pat have sourced a
hospital cage. The committee has decided to donate it to the SQBBA. Agenda Annual Show Xmas Party / Trophy Night. Meeting
closed at
8.50p.m.
BITS AND PIECES.
Sept the 11th.Mr K Gough will do the slide presantion from the Nationals.
Oct the 9th
Mr Henry George will be discussing BASICS IN BUDGIES.
Nov the 13th Mr Glen Winch will be discussing YELLOW FACE and DOM. PIEDS.
These lectures will be very informative to all members, and i expect to see a really big roll up for the next
couple of months, and also the weather will be more comfortable, so no excusses.
To all club members Mal Reid has Budgie and other types of seed in quantity;
Sourced from Riverina
Seeds. Mix is 1/3, 1/3, 1/3.This seed will be available to all members at $22 – 00 per bag. You must ring Bill
S. and arrange where to collect your order and pay for it. Available monthly.
Sexing budgies.
Sexing mature budgies is easy. The cock's cere (the waxy skin around their nostrils) is blue in
colour. But if the cock is an albino, Lutino, recessive pied or a fallow then the cock will never get
a blue cere, the cere is then fleshy pinkish in colour. I didn't know this before and thought that
my first recessive pied cock was a hen because he didn't have a blue cere, and never got one
either. The cere of an adult hen is whitish, tan or brown in colour.
Sexing young budgies isn't that easy in the beginning. However if you breed with sex linked
varieties then you can sex the young already in the nest. This is the case if you're breeding a
cock of a sex linked variety with a normal hen.
Dominant varieties.
The dominant varieties are: dominant pieds, spangles, greys, violets, and yellow faces.
Are there any more dom. varieties that i have forgotten???
Dominant varieties can never be carried invisible, if a bird carries a dominant variety it is always visible. A
double factor bird has got the same dominant variety from both of the parents, while a single factor bird got one
dominant variety from either the cock or the hen. In the below table you can see what to expect when breeding
with dominant varieties.
Double factor
Double factor 1/1 Double factor
Single factor
Normal
1/2 Double factor
1/1 Single factor
1/2 Single factor
Single factor
1/2 Single factor
1/2 Double factor
1/2 Single factor
1/4 Double factor
1/2 Single factor
1/2 Normal
1/4 Normal
Normal
1/1 Single factor
1/2 Single factor
1/1 Normal
1/2 Normal
Spangle. One type of Dominant Varity.
Spangle causes the markings on the wings and tail to be reversed. On the wings, instead of the normal black
feathers with white edges creating the normal striping pattern, the feathers are mostly clear (yellow or white)
with a thin black stripe at the edge. Sometimes the spangle mutation causes a little bit of the body colour to
show up between the stripes on the back of the head.
Unlike the Opaline, spangle does not cause the body colours to spread throughout the feathers of the neck and
wings. However a budgie can be both spangle and Opaline, causing a unique pattern of colour dissipating
through the wings.
Genetically double-factor spangles are all yellow or all white (depending on base colour).
Genetics of Spangle
There are only two alleles for spangle: the spangle gene and the normal gene. The spangle gene is semidominant to the recessive normal gene. This means that a single-factor spangle looks different from the doublefactor spangle. Here, we will represent the spangle gene as "S" and the normal gene as "s". Therefore there are
three possible genetic combinations for any budgie:



ss - Two normal genes (homozygous) resulting in a normal budgie.
Ss - One spangle gene and one normal gene (heterozygous) resulting in a spangled budgie.
SS - Two spangle genes (homozygous) resulting in a double-factor spangle budgie, which has no
markings or colour.
As you can see, it is only when one spangle gene and one normal gene is present that a budgie is the actual
spangle variety. When two spangle genes are present the budgie has no markings or colour, and looks like a
Lutino/albino except for the red eyes.
Below are some punnet square examples of pairings.
A normal budgie and a spangle
budgie
ssXSs
s
A normal budgie and a double-factor spangle budgie
ssXSS
s
s
S Ss
Ss
S Ss
Ss
s
S Ss
Ss
s ss
ss
Offspring Phenotype Results:
100% Spangle
50% Spangle
50% Normal
Offspring Genotype Results:
100% Heterozygous (Ss)
50% Homozygous recessive (ss)
Two spangle budgies
SsXSs
A spangle budgie and a double-factor spangle budgie
SsXSS
S
s
S
s
S SS
Ss
S SS
Ss
s Ss
ss
S SS
Ss
25% Double-Factor Spangle
50% Spangle
25% Normal
50% Double-Factor Spangle 50% Spangle
25% Homozygous dominant (SS)
25% Homozygous recessive (ss)
50% Homozygous dominant (SS)
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Breeding Condition
.
Author: Lindsey, Cute Little Birdies Aviary.
Breeding condition is a change in a bird’s body to prepare for reproducing.
When your budgies they are in breeding condition they are primed and ready to raise their chicks, they are at
peak fertility, and have the optimal hormone levels to carry out raising a family from start to finish.
These hormone levels are ideal for egg development and fertilization, as well as parenting drives for raising the
resulting chicks to be healthy confidant adults.
This thread will help you to know why breeding condition is important, how you can tell when your pair is out,
coming in, and in condition, and how you can encourage them to come into condition
Why Condition Before Breeding?
In the wild budgies naturally come into breeding condition at optimal times during the year when there are the
best condition. At these times there are increased light hours for finding food and water, a greater supply of
fresh food, and they have just finished with their seasonal moults.
You can attempt to breed your pair outside of this ideal time, but the results will always be better if you work
with their natural body cycles and you will have less of the common breeding problems that often come up.
Common problems that result from a pair not being in condition
:Lack of breeding motivation in your pair
Irregular laying cycles
Infertile eggs
Abandoned eggs
Poorly fed chicks
Abandoned chicks
It is simply because hormones play a role in successful breeding drive for all of the things mentioned above
that there are higher chances of them with an out of condition pair. The change of your pairs cere and
behaviour is an outward sign of the inward change in them. If you want them to breed as successfully as
possible, you need to work with their natural cycles during the time they are in condition.
Are They In Condition?
As was mentioned, the cere and behaviour are the best indicators.
Here are some things to look for in both your male and females.
Males
When your male is not in breeding condition he will have a lighter blue uneven even colour to their cere.
Males have the deep blue, shiny and even tone to their ceres of males that are in peak condition.
Behaviours to look for in malesThey will become much more vocal.
They will flirt and sing to anyone or anything that will listen, trying their best to impress their potential mates
and ward off other males.
Their cere will change from a light uneven colour of blue, to a deep even bright blue in colour.
Females
A female not in condition will have a white/blue colour to her cere like in the picture 1.
This is the least fertile time to try and breed your female for a hormonally healthy hen.
When a female starts to come into condition, pic. 2 the white/brown colour begins to turn into a light tan cream
colour. This is when it is best to set your pair up in their breeding cage.
Here are females in breeding condition Pic. 3 This is when you want to introduce the nest box and encourage
egg laying. By this time the pair should be bonded and mating.
Behaviours to look for in FemalesThey will get more aggressive in general and especially toward other females.
They will start chewing just about everything in sight like perches, toys cuttlebones and mineral blocks etc.
They will flirt with males, become more vocal, and start searching out potential nesting spots.
Her cere will change from blue/white to a deep tan.
How Can You Encourage Breeding Condition?
Diet In the wild the weather and food supplies it brings has a huge effect on breeding. When there is the
greatest amount of food is when budgies begin to breed. High protein and fat foods will encourage breeding
condition. You will also want to increase their calcium intake with cuttle fish, mineral blocks and liquid
calcium. Calcium Sandose.
Some examples of high protein foods I like to feed: Hard boiled eggs, Legumes, Wheat germ
Daylight Hours Increase their daylight hours from 8-10 to 12-14.
The more sunlight they can get the better for them, since a hen produces vitamin D from natural sunlight which
is needed to absorb calcium and prevent egg binding.
If your pair does not get at least 30 minutes of direct sunlight, consider a supplement that will help compensate
such as Soluvite D or Soluvite D Breeder.
Other Budgies Budgies are flock animals. In the wild they breed within hearing distance of other budgies. Not
only is it a protection with more budgies to keep a look out for predators, but it also provides competition
which spurs on the pair. Silence for a budgie means danger, so making them feel secure with lots of back
ground noise will increase their motivation to breeding.
Lastly A Nest box
Once you are seeing signs that your pair is in breeding condition, they are ready for you to introduce a nest box.
Adding some shavings for the female to kick out and arrange in the box will trigger her nesting instincts. I like
to add some spray millet in the box too so the hen has something to eat curing the long hours she spends in the
box incubating and feeding the chicks. If your pair is fully conditioned and bonded, you can expect eggs
(fertile ) to be laid 7-14 days later.
A MOUSE TRAP PLACED ON TOP OF YOUR ALARM CLOCK WILL PREVENT YOU
FROM ROLLING OVER AND GOING BACK TO SLEEP AFTER YOU HIT THE
SNOOZE BUTTON.
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Annual Show Sunday the 3rd November 2013 & SQBBA
Gold Breeder
Assembly Hall Cleveland Show Grounds Smith St.
Cleveland
Type of show – Nestfeathers – Young Birds – Old Birds.
Old Birds to be bred by the Exhibitor (no purchased birds to be shown)
Young birds to be rung with an approved 2013 closed ring and be bred by the exhibitor.
Nestfeathers to be rung with an approved 2013 or 2014 closed ring and be bred by the exhibitor
Staging from 7.30 am with final staging 8.30 am.
Entries close – Monday 28th October with show secretary Pat Sedgwick 10 Loynes St. Wynnum West 4178 Phone
entries – will be accepted up to 9 p.m. on that date call Pat on 3396 8732, Trevor 0407323622
E-mail show.secretary@wrbsinc.com Mob on show day 0413960396 or 0434148780
Exhibitors are requested to enter birds in the following sections
Nestfeather Young Birds Old Birds
This is a Gold Breeder Award Show
Please note that due to computerised entry system it will be difficult to reclassify any entries.
Trophies and Awards Sponsored by
Champion of Show................................................. Trophy......................................... M Ludlow
Champion O/Sex of Show ......................................Trophy......................................... M Ludlow
Champion Nestfeather of Show ..............................Trophy........................................ JJ’S Pet Supplies
Champion Nestfeather O/Sex of Show................... Trophy
Champion Old Bird of Show................................... Trophy........................................ T & Y Smith
Champion Old Bird O/Sex of Show ........................Trophy
Champion Young Bird of Show Perpetual ..............Trophy........................................ Roy Richards Trophy
Champion Young Bird O/Sex of Show................... Trophy........................................ JJ’S Pet Supplies
Best Young Green Series Bird of Show.................. Trophy........................................ JJ’S Pet Supplies
Best Young Blue Series Bird of Show..................... Trophy....................................... T & T Broadbent
Best Young Yellow Face of Show........................... Trophy
Best Young Golden Face of Show........................... Trophy
Best Young Lutino of Show Perpetual.................... Trophy........................................ Christie Shield / Trophy
Best Young Albino of Show................................... Trophy......................................... JJ’S Pet Supplies
Best Young Cinnamon of Show.............................. Trophy
Best Young Lacewing of Show............................... Trophy
Best Young Opaline Normal of Show..................... Trophy......................................... W & P Sedgwick
Best Young Opaline AOSV of Show...................... Trophy
Best Young Clearbody of Show.............................. Trophy
Best Young Dominant Pied of Show....................... Perpetual Trophy........................ Hockey Shield / Trophy
Best Young Spangle ASV of Show......................... Trophy......................................... K & B Dunk
Best Young Spangle AOSV of Show...................... Trophy
Best Young Double Factor Spangle of Show.......... Trophy......................................... JJ’S Pet Supplies
Best Young Greywing of Show............................... Trophy
Best Young Clearwing of Show............................. Trophy
Best Young Fallow of Show................................... Trophy.......................................... JJ’S Pet Supplies
Best Young Blackeye of Show............................... Trophy.......................................... JJ’S Pet Supplies
Best Young Dilute of Show.................................... Trophy.......................................... JJ’S Pet Supplies
Best Young Recessive Pied of Show...................... Trophy
Best Young Darkeyed Clear of Show..................... Trophy.......................................... JJ’S Pet Supplies
Best Young Crest of Show...................................... Trophy
Best WRBS Rung Young Bird of Show................. Trophy
Best Nestfeather Normal of Show.......................... Trophy
Best Nestfeather Sexlinked of Show...................... Trophy
Best Nestfeather Dominant Variety of Show......... Trophy........................................... JJ’S Pet Supplies
Best Nestfeather Recessive Variety of show......... Trophy
Best WRBS Rung Nestfeather of Show................ Trophy
Best Junior of Show (Gaining most points) ..........Trophy.............................................. Potts Family
Open Intermediate and Novice Sections
Best Old Cock.............................. Trophy ..........................................Best Old Hen.................. Trophy
Best Young Cock......................... Trophy.......................................... Best Young Hen .............Trophy
Best Nestfeather Cock .................Trophy........................................... Best Nestfeather Hen..... Trophy
A Trophy will be awarded: in Open, Intermediate and Novice Sections for Old & Nestfeather Birds
for Best Normal – Best Sexlinked – Best Dominant variety – Best Recessive variety
All Perpetual Trophies will be presented at the annual WRBS Trophy Night (23/11/13)
Entry fee 50 cents per bird.
Please note all birds entered must be paid for. Postage will be added if stickers are posted.
Cages:- only ANBC approved cages accepted, please ensure drinkers are in correct position.
The cage must be in a good clean condition. Ensure perches are secure.
Floor covering:- Millet sprays if you need millet sprays they can be purchased at the show
Trophies will be presented at approximately 2 p.m. or earlier if possible.
Morning tea will be provided at around 9.00 am. Lunch will be available at a nominal cost.
Removal of Birds immediately after presentation of trophies.
Every care will be taken with exhibits but the Club will not be responsible for any losses, deaths or accidents.
The Show will be conducted in accordance with the Show Rules of SQBBA & adopted by WRBS inc.
The SQBBA Gold Breeder Award covers the ANBC matrix 26 classes for young birds only.
A printed certificate will be presented on the day with a trophy for the most points in each class in a year
presented later in the year. The points are accumulated at all shows where Gold Breeder points are awarded
SQBBA COLOUR SCHEDULE
Effective 1st August 2013 (To cover ANBC extra classes 2013/2014)
SQBBA COLOUR SCHEDULE
1
3
5
7
9
Normal
Normal
Normal
Normal
Normal
11
13
15
17
Normal
Normal
Yellowface Normal
Australian Golden Face
Normal (Single &Double
Factor)
Lutino (incl Y/face &
Golden Face)
Albino (incl Y/face &
Golden Face)
Cinnamonwing (incl
Y/face & Golden Face)
Lacewing (incl Y/face,
Golden Face & Opaline )
Opaline Normal (incl
Opaline AOSV (incl
Y/face, Golden Face,
Blackeye, Dilute,
Clearwing, Greywing,
Cinnamon )
Clearbody Normal (incl
Y/face & Golden Face &
Opaline)
19
21
23
25
27
29
31
No
Light Green
Dark or Olive Green
Grey Green
Sky Blue
Cobalt, Mauve, Violet
Sky, Violet Mauve
Violet
Grey
Blue Series
Blue Series
2
4
6
8
10
12
14
16
18
Yellow
20
White
22
Green or Blue Series
24
26
28
30
32
Dominant Pied (incl
34
D/Factor, Y/face, Golden
Face, Greywing,
Cinnamon, Opaline,
Fallow & Spangle)
Spangle Normal (Incl
35
36
Y/face & Golden Face,
Excl Pied & all in Spangle
AOSV )
Spangle AOSV (incl
37
38
Greywing, Cinn, Opal &
Fallow & combinations &
incl Y/Face, Golden Face)
Spangle Double Factor - Green or Blue Series
39
40
(incl Y/face & Golden
Face)
Greywing (excl Opal,
41
42
Cinn) (incl Y/face &
Golden Face)
Clearwing (excl Opal,
43
44
Cinn) (incl Y/face &
Golden Face)
Fallow (incl Y/face,
45
46
Golden Face, Greywing
&Opaline )
Blackeye Self (excl
47
48
Opaline) (incl Y/face &
Golden Face)
Dilute (excl Opaline) (incl Green or Blue Series
49
50
Grey Yellow/White,
51
Danish Recessive Pied
52
(incl Y/face, Golden Face,
Greywing,
Cinnamonwing, Opaline,
Fallow & Spangle)
Dark Eyed Clear (incl
53
54
Crested ASV (incl Y/face Green or Blue Series
55
56
& Golden Face)
Saddleback ASV (incl
57
58
Darkwing ASV (incl
59
60
61
AOV Non Standardised Green or Blue Series
62
Variety (incl Y/face &
Golden Face)
As per ANBC Standard
63
Variable Class 64
* Green Series includes Light, Dark, Olive and Grey Green.
* Blue Series includes Skyblue, Cobalt, Mauve, Violet and Grey.
* All classes are in accordance with the ANBC Standard and Matrix - Amendment 1 of 2012
* Multiple factor birds exist in many combinations. Therefore , if the schedule does not list a certain
colour/variety combination then these birds will go into the AOV and Non Standardised classes.
33
Refer ANBC Standard colour matrix for combinations.
* Any bird carrying multiple factors will only be eligible for awards which can be directly taken by the particular
class in which they are entered.
* If you have a bird carrying multiple variety factors, please refer to the colour matrix from the ANBC Standard
to see what class you can enter your bird in. For example, if you have a bird that is visually a Dominant Pied,
Opaline, Cinnamon, Yellowface and Grey you would check to see the highest section number in the matrix and if
all the other factors are included, then that is the class to enter the bird in. In the instance of the bird described,
Dominant Pied (sect 16) is the highest, included is Opaline (sect 11), cinnamon (sect 9) Yellowface (sect 3) and
grey (sect 2), so therefore in this instance you would enter this particular bird as a Dominant Pied either class 33
or 34 dependant whether a cock or hen.
* Variable class to be nominated on the Show Schedule by each club as required.
SQ Calendar of Events 2013
Sunday, 8 September 2013
Wynnum Redlands
Strawberry Festival
Fraser Coast BS
Young bird & Nestfeather
Sunshine Coast BA
Nestfeather & Any Age
Saturday, 21 September 2013
S.Q.B.B.A.
AGM
Brisbane & N.S.B.S.
Any Age & N/feather
Pine Rivers Budgerigar Society
Auction
Sunday, 6 October 2013
I.B.S. Julie Trebbin Tribute Show
Nestfeather, Young & Any
Budgerigar Society of Bundaberg
Annual
SQ forum
Toowoomba BA
BCCB
Young and Nestfeather Sh
Breeder
All Age Show Budgerigars
Fraser Coast BS
NF, Young & Any Age sh
Sunday, 3 November 2013
Wynnum Redlands
N/feather, Young & Old
Sunday, 10 November 2013
Judges Assn
Saturday, 16 November 2013
S.Q.B.B.A.
Wynnum Redlands
Judges Meeting
Uniting Church Hall Wond
Tingalpa
Trophy Night
Friday, 29 November 2013
Ipswich B.S.
Christmas breakup all welc
Saturday, 7 December 2013
Thursday, 12 December 2013
Tuesday, 31 December 2013
ABS
Toowoomba BA
Trophy Presentation & Ch
Christmas Party
.BNSBS
Christmas Party
SQ affiliation due @ $3 per member

September 2013 Newsletter - Wynnum Redlands Budgerigar

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