Here are the links to each of the new posts on the blog, just click to read: new posts are at the top

17th post here: Daily Summary 16/08/2015 - BREEDING SEASON 2015

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1st post here: Budgies December 2014 - BUDGIES

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26th post here: Tremens Delirium 06/11/2016 - BEER
25th post here: Christmas Ales 06/11/2016 - BEER
24th post here: Hobgoblin Dunkel Fester 06/11/2016 - BEER
23rd post here: Hobgoblin The Unofficial Beer of Halloween 10/10/2015 - BEER
22nd post here: Theakston Old Peculier 10/10/2015 - BEER
21st post here: Anchor Steam 31/08/2015 - BEER
20th post here: Wadworth 6X 16/08/2015 - BEER
19th post here: London Pride 16/08/2015 - BEER
18th post here: Butcombe Bitter 16/08/2015 - BEER
17th post here: Flagship 02/08/2015 - BEER
16th post here: Brilliant Ale 26/07/2015 - BEER
15th post here: Oxford Gold 06/07/2015 - BEER
14th post here: Duvel 06/07/2015 - BEER
13th post here: St.Stefanus 20/06/2015 - BEER
12th post here: Hobgoblin 20/06/2015 - BEER
11th post here: Fuller's Honey Dew 20/06/2016 - BEER
10th post here: Blackwych 20/06/2015 - BEER
9th post here: Hobgoblin Gold 23/05/2015 - BEER
8th post here: Waggle Dance 16/05/2015 - BEER
7th post here: Samuel Adams 08/05/2015 - BEER
6th post here: Hook Norton's Old Hooky 07/05/2015 - BEER
5th post here: Young's London Gold 28/04/2015 - BEER
4th post here: Worthington's White Shield IPA 26/04/2015- BEER
3rd post here: Sherpherd Neame 1698 25/04/2015 - BEER
2nd post here: Fuller's 1845 19/04/2015 - BEER
1st post here: An Introduction To Beer - BEER

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2nd post here: Home Made Bread 26/07/2015 - HOME MADE BREAD
1st post here: Home Made Bread 19/04/2015 - HOME MADE BREAD

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INTRODUCTION

I have been drinking beer and breeding Budgerigars for over 33 years. In that time I have sampled many beers not only those brewed in the UK but also imports from around the world. I have tried to breed Budgerigars for colour and their varieties.

I am neither a beer taster or reviewer nor a Budgerigar shower or judge, I just like drinking beer and breeding Budgies!

I have however, tried home brewing many years ago using kits which you could buy at certain shops they were drinkable but never tasted the same as you would get in a pub or in a bottle they always had a chemical taste to them.

As for the Budgerigars, I have always tried to breed them for their colour, pairing them to breed certain colours and trying to keep the colour even and not patchy. Knowing what colours are dominant or recessive helps to produce the desired colour…eventually! Also, knowing what varieties are dominant or recessive helps you to be able to re-produce them enhancing the colour and pattern markings in the case of opalines, pieds and clearflights etc. but there are still many more varieties to add the list.

The articles attached to the two sections on beer and budgies are just my thoughts, experiences and knowledge gained from reading articles and reading books but even after all these years there is still so much to learn.