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Post by timewatcher on Jul 17, 2013 17:11:18 GMT -8
for my Birdies........... The old Finch cage was getting a might bit small for the amount of Finches we have so the Wife brought home a new on tonight........ this should make them happy! thunbsup.gif   |
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Post by Deleted on Jul 17, 2013 17:28:24 GMT -8
They need a proper aviary. Even the new one is so limiting that they can't really get the exercise they need. One or ten; it's just too small for those little songsters  With your wood working skills; you could build them a home they would be comfortable in; healthy and really love thunbsup.gif |
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Post by Hobbes on Jul 17, 2013 17:30:43 GMT -8
That wife sounds like a keeper!  |
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Post by timewatcher on Jul 17, 2013 17:36:55 GMT -8
They need a proper aviary. Even the new one is so limiting that they can't really get the exercise they need. One or ten; it's just too small for those little songsters With your wood working skills; you could build them a home they would be comfortable in; healthy and really love thunbsup.gif Oh I would definitely not having any problem making one from wood as I have done so before out of Redwood and much larger. The only problem is getting the Flight to be "critter proof" We have SO many predators here that its a challenge! |
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Post by Deleted on Jul 17, 2013 20:01:59 GMT -8
They need a proper aviary. Even the new one is so limiting that they can't really get the exercise they need. One or ten; it's just too small for those little songsters With your wood working skills; you could build them a home they would be comfortable in; healthy and really love thunbsup.gif Oh I would definitely not having any problem making one from wood as I have done so before out of Redwood and much larger. The only problem is getting the Flight to be "critter proof" We have SO many predators here that its a challenge! That's what shot guns are for. This video demonstrates the various gages... www.youtube.com/watch?v=BnT723O5fZgI once owned a double barreled 10 gage with a solid wood stock(no recoil pad). I made the over excited mistake of accidentally pulling both triggers at the same time! Equally unfortunate was the fact that, at the time of firing, I was perched on big old log that straddled the pond upon which the incoming ducks were trying to land on. No ducks were harmed and I was unceremoniously pitched backwards, off the log into a couple of feet of really stinky, brackish water. The laughter of my hunting companions hurt way more than the humongous bruise that formed on my right shoulder Wish I still had that gun. I bought it for $10 at a second hand store and that included about 4 dozen custom loaded shells! |
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