Making observations, recording observations, taking actions based on these observations and recording these actions are essential components of successful aviary management. For example you may wish to record that a particular bird is unwell or that it is moulting. For a pair, you may wish to record the date when a nest box was provided or the date the pair was seen mating. For a species, you may wish to note down when the breeding season begins or the average clutch size. For a particular clutch, you may want to record information about fostering or incubation habits of the parents.
AviMan allows you to make notes regarding a species, bird, pairing or clutch. Select the object you wish to make a note for and right-click. In the pop-up menu select Edit Notes. This will open up a note book form where you may record your observation or action along with a date. To view these notes visit the general information page of the species, bird, pair or clutch where the last 5 notes will be displayed. To see all previous notes click on the notes button.
AviMan allows you to make notes regarding a species, bird, pairing or clutch. Select the object you wish to make a note for and right-click. In the pop-up menu select Edit Notes. This will open up a note book form where you may record your observation or action along with a date. To view these notes visit the general information page of the species, bird, pair or clutch where the last 5 notes will be displayed. To see all previous notes click on the notes button.
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