
Massachusetts Cage Bird Association
This corporation is organized for the purpose of improving & promoting the care, handling, maintenance, breeding, & welfare of cage birds, and the dissemination of useful and helpful avian-related information. A Long History .......... (Take A Look!) (Continued)
MCBA hosted a very successful Bird Mart
On Sunday. March 17, at Where: the Holiday Inn, Mansfield MA,
The next meeting of the MCBA is scheduled for June, 16th, 2013
Plans are being considerede to host another Bird Mart at the meeting.
Contact Denise Cabral, Tel: 508-479-2789 E-mail: goshawk3@aol.com
Upcoming Activities:
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Plan Now!!! MCBA next meeting will be on June 16, 2013
If you wish to contribute to the activities of the MCBA, contact the president, Denise Cabral Tel: 508-479-2789 E-mail: goshawk3@aol.com
or the secretary, Les Embrey send an e-mail les.embrey@gmail.com
Membership Renewal - Please send your dues to Candace Rocha, Membership Director, as quickly as possible and be sure that you won't miss any issues of the Beakon.
Membership - New or Renewal Application
Attention - Canary and Finch Breeders - The Mass Cage Bird Association offers coded, registered MCBA bands for the 2013 breeding season.
Interested members should contact Regina McCarthy by e-mail - rmcc29@comcast.net, by phone - 781-294-0340, or by fax 781-294-0340
President: Denise Cabral Tel: 508-479-2789 E-mail: goshawk3@aol.com
Vice-President: Marcia Perry Tel:508-543-8952
Secretary: Leslie Embrey E-mail: les.embrey@gmail.com
Treasurer: Kathleen Lynch Tel: 617-698-3308
Membership Director: Candace Rocha Tel.: 508-697-7188 E-mail: squrlntkn@comcast.net
Trustee:
Trustee:
Newsletter Editor: George Sommers E-mail: georgesommers@yahoo.com
Librarian/Archivist Candace Rocha
Webpage Jim McCarthy
MCBA - 1937 - 21st Annual Exhibition
of Canaries and European Wild Birds
Horticultural Hall - Boston, Massachusetts
MCBA was formed in 1916 Article IV of the Bylaws (2008) states the purpose as follows: [...to improve & promote] "the care, handling, maintenance, breeding, & welfare of cage birds, & the dissemination of useful & helpful avian-related information. ...[the object of] the Association is to promote the welfare of its members and bind together affiliation through good fellowship. The Association supports efforts to preserve natural wild avian habitats, efforts to preserve avian species at risk for endangerment, and efforts to further the study of avian behavior & avian illnesses. "
For information on the MCBA web site
- to request an addition to the links
- to advise of a change or of an incorrect link, contact:
Jim McCarthy at:
Tel.: 781-294-0340