FINCHforum

Everyone chilling in the bird room.

Now thats some good spaces devoted for the birds lol nice room arrangement!

Very nice pictures!

Sheather

Love these pictures Dylan. Can't make up my mind which one I like the best.
I love the Socies, love the giant Budgie with the mini Budgie, and reallt love the pretty Tiel.

~Elana~

Great pictures!!!!

Great set up! What is the floor made from? How do you keep it clean?

finchmix22 Indoor/outdoor carpeting - vacuuming and periodic steam cleaning, daily wipe-downs of furniture.

Wow! What a huge size difference between the two parakeets!
Is the green one super little or is the blue one super big?

I love the third photo down of Gracey.
It looks like you caught him mid-preen! LOL

And the last photo of the societies on the basket? Too cute!

MiaCarter The blue one, Sydney, is an English budgie and he is enormous! Arthur is a normal American parakeet and is normal sized. Sydney is the ultimate gentle giant though.

Your cockatiel is adorable. I love how the Societies are all sitting together.

That's a great picture to show the difference between American parakeets vs. English budgies.

Just some more pictures.

Steve ~ canary hen



Morning Brunch for two (Steve plus male Walter)



Apollo, my favorite male society finch and one of the first I bred last winter, gathering nesting material.



Perry, Apollo's nephew, puffy-dancing.



Cody, male fawn English zebra finch.



Cody's mate Sally, the pair are sitting on six eggs currently.



All sorts of birds playing on the universally enjoyed swingy branch.





Sault, our oldest male spice finch, who has fathered three of our total five.



Max (white) and Luna (gray) Java, my favorite finches. They're exceptionally docile for their species and always keep a watch out for danger for all the smaller birds. They've got three eggs in their nest box as of yesterday, and I really hope they hatch. I know they're great parents, as they fostered a clutch of society finches this autumn, some of which have partially learned their foster dads' song.





The chicks still look up to the Javas that hatched them quite admirably, though Max and Luna have moved on and no longer groom or attend them as they did before, and the babies have mostly integrated with the other socies now.

Alex and Sunny, two of our four budgies, they have two eggs in their nestbox currently.



And little Weaver the canary, the newest 16 day old offspring of Steve and Walter.

And another pic of the whole room.

Great pictures. Wow.

Your birds are living large in that room. ;)

Delray I try my best to keep them happy!