Also, try to find the bird(s) on every picture
There are also some stands (namely the Java stands and one metal stand) in the living room for when the birds are out there with us.
My new birdroom
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My new birdroom
by Natacha » Tue Jan 26, 2010 9:09 pm
I have taken more pictures of my birdroom this week-end. It's getting hard to do so without having something get in the way...
Also, try to find the bird(s) on every picture
There are also some stands (namely the Java stands and one metal stand) in the living room for when the birds are out there with us.
Also, try to find the bird(s) on every picture
There are also some stands (namely the Java stands and one metal stand) in the living room for when the birds are out there with us.
My blog http://poiworld.blogspot.com/
Videos of my birds http://www.youtube.com/user/poicephaluslady
Piper ~ Lovebird
Shade ~ Senegal
Joey & Pixel ~ Red-bellied parrots
Petey & Zuri ~ Meyer's parrots
Léa ~ Cape parrot
Videos of my birds http://www.youtube.com/user/poicephaluslady
Piper ~ Lovebird
Shade ~ Senegal
Joey & Pixel ~ Red-bellied parrots
Petey & Zuri ~ Meyer's parrots
Léa ~ Cape parrot
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Re: My new birdroom
by MandyG » Wed Jan 27, 2010 9:23 am
Oh wow, I definitely have bird room envy! Looks great! How are they liking the new living arrangements?
If there is more than one bird in every picture then I'm really bad at this...
1st - 2 birds playing with Jolly Ball
2nd - 1 bird at the bottom/middle of picture and one on a wood toy in the middle/right of the picture
3rd - 1 bird playing on the right hand cage
4th - 1 bird on rope toy in the back near the bottom middle/left of picture
5th - 1 bird near the ceiling on a rope perch
It would take me a little bit more time to try and name each bird in each picture though!
If there is more than one bird in every picture then I'm really bad at this...
1st - 2 birds playing with Jolly Ball
2nd - 1 bird at the bottom/middle of picture and one on a wood toy in the middle/right of the picture
3rd - 1 bird playing on the right hand cage
4th - 1 bird on rope toy in the back near the bottom middle/left of picture
5th - 1 bird near the ceiling on a rope perch
It would take me a little bit more time to try and name each bird in each picture though!
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Re: My new birdroom
by Kathleen » Wed Jan 27, 2010 10:12 am
You missed the bird sitting up top on the rope in the first picture. 
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Re: My new birdroom
by Michael » Wed Jan 27, 2010 10:18 am
How do you get the down from some of the high places if you need them? Are they recall trained, you stand on a tall chair, or use a perch on a pole?
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Re: My new birdroom
by kimbo » Wed Jan 27, 2010 11:03 am
that is a fantastic room and id like to do that but i only have one bird. love the cargo net. cant actually see all the birds in the pics. 
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Re: My new birdroom
by Natacha » Wed Jan 27, 2010 7:06 pm
Mandy and Kathleen, I think you got them all together
Depending on where they are, I can get them by hand.
If they are a bit too high, for Zuri, Shade and Piper I'll call them and put my finger up and they will come closer and step up.
Joey and Petey I would use a perch.
Michael wrote:How do you get the down from some of the high places if you need them? Are they recall trained, you stand on a tall chair, or use a perch on a pole?
Depending on where they are, I can get them by hand.
If they are a bit too high, for Zuri, Shade and Piper I'll call them and put my finger up and they will come closer and step up.
Joey and Petey I would use a perch.
My blog http://poiworld.blogspot.com/
Videos of my birds http://www.youtube.com/user/poicephaluslady
Piper ~ Lovebird
Shade ~ Senegal
Joey & Pixel ~ Red-bellied parrots
Petey & Zuri ~ Meyer's parrots
Léa ~ Cape parrot
Videos of my birds http://www.youtube.com/user/poicephaluslady
Piper ~ Lovebird
Shade ~ Senegal
Joey & Pixel ~ Red-bellied parrots
Petey & Zuri ~ Meyer's parrots
Léa ~ Cape parrot
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Natacha - African Grey
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Re: My new birdroom
by Cyndee » Sun Feb 07, 2010 8:32 pm
What do you have on the floor to keep it from becoming "messy". I am planning a birdroom also, and seeing your photos has given me great ideas. Thanks!
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Re: My new birdroom
by bmsweb » Sun Feb 07, 2010 8:55 pm
Now that's impressive!!! for humans and birds 
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