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1. Customize your Care Sheet
2. Select an Animal and press Create Care Sheet button below
General Notes:
If you are interested in helping to translate care sheets, please email
us. When a care sheet is available in another language, the appropriate language code will be shown next to the animal selection. Please note that the non-English version may not fit entirely on the 1-page or 2-page format and may print on an additional page. See Guinea Pig (with Store Info) for an example.
Currently, the black and white style is only available for '1 page,' 'without store info,' and 'without photo.' The additional
black and white formats are in progress.
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Printing
Tips
From the top menu on your browser, go into "File" then "Page
Setup."
Remove any Headers or
Footers.
Make sure margins are set to
.75" on both Left and Right and to .5" for both Top and Bottom. If your printer
creates a new page for just one or two lines, you may need to set your top and bottom margins to
.4 or .3 inches.
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Softbills
This is the largest of all the bird families. These are perching and
songbirds. Softbills eat mainly fruit, plants, nectar and insects and are
found around the world. Finches and canaries are among the members of this
family, others include birds of paradise, lyrebirds, starlings, wrens, warblers,
sparrows and crows. |
Hookbills
There are over 350 species of parrots belonging to various groups. Some of the
most familiar are the budgies, cockatiels, loris, cockatoos, and rosellas from Australia and the South Pacific;
conures, amazons and
macaws from the New World, African greys, lovebirds, senegals and jardines
from Africa and ringnecks from Asia. |
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