Sydney Royal Cage Bird Show
Prior to 1998 Cage Birds were consistently shown in the Poultry and Pigeon Section.
The first record of Cage Bird Competitions at the Show is as early as 1869 and it is believed they were part of the Show even earlier. In 1971 Cage Birds separated from Poultry and Pigeon before amalgamating again in 1974.
A reduction in entries was behind the amalgamation of the two sections and by 1985 there were no cage birds at the Show. In 1998 they were once given their own section in the first year at Homebush.
The Cage Bird Show now features classes for African lovebirds, parrots, canaries, finches and budgerigars.
LATEST NEWS!
The 2012 Sydney Royal Cage Bird Show saw the introduction of a new competition. The Junior Exhibitor Competition was a great success and the standard of competition was high. Congratulations to all the Juniors!
Entry numbers were doubled this year and we would like to thank all of our exhibitors for their continued support. Parrots were the feature breed for 2012 and the Parrot display provided by The Parrot Society of Australia was excellent and we hope to increase the interaction between the general public and the birds next year.
Entering the Competition
Use this link to enter online and find out about fees and closing dates
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Download Schedule
The Cage Bird Schedule contains all the information you need. View the 2012 Schedule.
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View Results
See the results from previous Cage Bird Competitions
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Timetables
Important information for all Exhibitors
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RAS News
The journey to find Australia’s finest produce maker begins on Monday, 16 April when a team of judges will hit the road to select the winner of the prestigious President’s Medal.
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15 Apr 2012
The journey to find Australia’s finest produce maker continues on Wednesday as judges make their second stop along the road to selecting the winner of the prestigious President’s Medal.
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15 Apr 2012
Six of Australia’s finest dairy, food and wine producers – covering premium cheese, lamb, oysters and wine, will compete for the 2012 President’s Medal, the country’s highest produce accolade.
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04 Apr 2012
Register for competition updates with the Coordinator below:
Deborah Harbin
Coordinator
Domestic Animal
Competitions & Events
(02) 9704 1007
domesticanimals@rasnsw.com.au