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We already have one Cockatiel, and since we’re moving soon and are both getting jobs we decided that getting a second ‘tiel as a companion for ours would be a good idea. The one we’re getting will be from the same breeder. Below is a link for the cage I’ve been looking at, it looks nice enough. Do you think it will house two cockatiels?

http://www.birdcages.com/bird-cages/large-bird-cages/seraflightcagelarge.cfm#ReviewHeader

Vanessa Paradis whistling in a bird cage for the “Coco” fragrance by Chanel. Directed by Jean-Paul Goude

I have a blue crowned conure which is a medium sized parrot that lives in a large cage that has enough space to fit 2 fingers in between the bars. I’m thinking of adopting a young kitten but I don’t want my bird getting hurt. I’m also not home all the time. Good idea?

This is a parody of Network seven’s Better homes and gardens and we turn a bird cage into a television.

she usually lays 3 or four small eggs. could she be egg bound ?

Really interesting stuff rolf !

What’s the best and easiest way to keep things clean? I was thinking instead of daily newspaper changes using carefresh or similar litter and just dumping it every few days. I use a grate so they can’t eat it. I’ve about had it with the mess but I don’t want to get rid of my birds. I have two tiels in one large cage. Anyone use any type of seed guards that really do help? They will chew cloth or plastic.

Atmosphere – Bird sings why the cage i know. Visit www.youtube.com/stillfree14 for more videos!

So, I am in my first year of medical school and it has been my dream to own either an African Grey or an Amazon parrot. Obviously we have a pretty hectic schedule and strange hours at times but I have faith that I will be able to take care of a large bird.
Do you think that the bird will be able to cope with a schedule that is not regular, for example during on rotation I will be on call 24/7 but may have days where I have nothing happen and remain at home for the day or others where I will spend 24 hours at the hospital.
I have a cockatiel that is amazing, I got him when he was maturing and was a little difficult at times, but now he behaves amazing. He usually gets about 5-10 hours out of his cage each day while I study but im sure that will decrease a bit when I have rotations.

I’ve been all but told to F*** off by rescue owners because they assume that I will be living at the hospital and never see the poor bird however I seem to have lots of time at home and know that I could do better than many other owners.

So large bird owners…what do you think, am I hopeless until 10 years from now when I have a house and a better schedule or can the bird handle 3-4 hours that may happen on rotations (say monday its in the morning and friday in the evening)?

ps. sorry this is a tough question to read…but its kind of complex
I have done lots of research and realize that particularly with amazons they are subject to mood changes throughout maturity and expect this

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The home I am buying has live-in pets (rottweiler and 3 large cages of birds. My family suffers from bad allergies. Is there anything I can do that will remove the all of the allergens? Also, do birds carry anything that would be harmful to my family? For example, parasites?

from the show Tintypes, Diane Foster & Kate Fioravanti put on the Vaudeville number and comedy act

I went to the zoo and in a large cage there were ducks, doves, and these pink, duck sized pink birds with very thin long beaks. Sorry, I don’t have a picture, but maybe you know what they are? Thanks!

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We put some wire caging around the tube-style bird feeder that allows the smaller birds to feed yet stops the larger birds from feeding, but the chipmunks get in and eat lots of bird seed. Any suggestions on how to stop chipmunks from using the tube bird feeder?

The 13th and last episode from the short tv series Wonderfalls starring Caroline Dhavernas.

The base of my old cage broke when my wife was cleaning it. So I went to Pet Smart and bought a new one. They had a sale on large bird cages and they were only higher than the cage I was going to buy. So I bought the large cage. I have three keets and they seem happy to have all the room to jump around in. They can’t fit through the wire. But it is a big cage for parrots and such.Can a cage be to big for small birds?
little more info please

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Bunny condos are, in my opinion, really ugly. Is there a way to disguise a rabbit home so it blends in with normal furniture? Would it be possible to renovate a large, ornate bird cage to house a rabbit?

The Birdcage is a 1996 comedy film directed by Mike Nichols, and stars Robin Williams, Nathan Lane, Gene Hackman, Dianne Wiest, Dan Futterman, Calista Flockhart, Hank Azaria, and Christine Baranski. The script was written by Elaine May. It is a remake of the 1978 film La Cage aux Folles, by Jean Poiret and Francis Veber, starring Michel Serrault and Ugo Tognazzi. To date The Birdcage is the highest grossing LGBT film at the North American Box Office