Dedicated to education in the best care, keeping, maintenance, and breeding of caged birds. We are a 501(c)(3) educational, public charity.
Affiliated with the American Federation of Aviculture (AFA)

Monthly Meeting - February 1, 2012

Topic: Birdy Bingo!

Our February meeting event is Birdy Bingo. It’s just like regular bingo, but all the prizes are for birds!

Bingo cards are three cards per sheet, and five sheets per pack. Each pack is $5.00. Bingo dabbers will be provided.

It’s great fun for both people and birds. Buy some cards, play some bingo, shout BINGO! when you win.

Club business will be conducted at the beginning of the meeting. No raffle will be conducted at this meeting. Members, guests and birds are all welcome. See you at the meeting!

Meeting Location

Paradise Hills Community Center
5901 Paradise Blvd NW
Albuquerque, NM 87114
(505) 314-0245

Day: First Wednesday of the month (except December 2011, April and June 2012)
Time: 6:30 PM to 9:00 PM

December, April and June meetings are the second Wednesday

Meeting Programs and Presentations

Here's a list of HDBC meeting programs and presentations we have scheduled:

February 1, 2012 - Birdy Bingo!
March 7, 2012 - DVD: Move It! The Importance of Exercise for Birds (Rescheduled from the January meeting)
April 11, 2012 - (Note Second Wednesday Date) Program TBD

HDBC Bird Rescue, Birds Available for Adoption

UPDATED January 25, 2012

Birdkeeping Naturally Newsletter

Birdkeeping Naturally is a monthly newsletter issued by Ed Cravens. HDBC member, Karen Wingrove, has obtained permission and agreed to share her copy with the Club.

New issues will be posted as received.

HDBC Newsletter - Birdy Bytes

Most Recent Newsletter
See attached pdf files for past newsletters.

HDBC Bird Rescue, Foster, and Adoption Program

The High Desert Bird Club of New Mexico is dedicated to education in the best care, keeping, maintenance, and breeding of caged birds. One of our main goals is to provide rescue, adoption, foster care, and rehoming for caged birds in need. If you have a bird you can no longer care for, or would like to adopt a bird in need of a home, or maybe foster a bird that needs a home until it can be rehomed, you're in the right place.

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