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Our conur is the size of a parakeet. He says "Want to go out" "Want to take a bath" "No bite". He gets a slice of orange on this "cage" in the morning.
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Thank for the comments guys.
We feed the outside birds year round, and have a koi
pond so we provide water year round for the birds.
We only get hummingbirds coming through in September,
we love them and have many flowers to attract them
but they don't come.
Charlie, your bird is cute. They make goods pets cause
firstly, they will interact with you and the best part is you're
not tied down like you are with a dog. You can stay out
all day and night and not worry about getting home to
let the dog out.
now for the cages...the above cage is all the same cage
that we made for our love bird, we made a different cage
for the canary...
this one is QS white oak and has a seperate stand.
the front is glass, the sides wire, and the back is removeable
plexi-glass for easy cleaning.
This one is also quite a lot bigger and taller, as canaries
love to hop around from branch to branch.
canary cage
you can see the difference, side x side
Last edited by Two Much; 05-19-2012, 01:04 PM.Comment
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We have about 50, all outside everyday at the feeders, not a squirrel in sight, but go thru 160#s of birdfeed a month.Keeps the skeeters down and the bugs outta my garden it is what I refer to as a good working relationship
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We use only black oiled sunflower seeds and
thistle for the American goldfinches.
no squirrels??? wish I could say that! they wreck havoc
in our yard, even with squirrell proof feeders!
Last edited by Two Much; 05-19-2012, 06:12 PM.Comment
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Nice pics, unfortunately most of my feeders are to far away to get a decent shot, but I'll try in the next day or so
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yes, looking forward to see your backyard birds.
the more you feed em, the more they come, even woodpeckers
come to the feeders.
a little woody patiently waiting on the arbor for the feeders to be filled
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