
How do I house my birds?
- Pikori
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Re: How do I house my birds?
Ok thank you. I was just wondering just in case I, for some reason, got a different species. I do love how my societies have big personalities. My female, who was my first bird which i bought by itself, actually got kind of bonded with me and let my handle and preen its tiny tiny pin feathers. I love societies. 

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Re: How do I house my birds?
Pikori
Some people think that they need to add another species to their group of Societies, and end up chosing something that may or may not get along with their peaceful Socies.
My opinion is, if your Societies are happy, and you're happy with your Societies, why rock the boat?
That's a cute story, about giving your first little Socie girl little scratches when she was molting. I always think that those pinffeathers must itch like crazy when they poke through.
Societies, really are little sweethearts, and they come in so many pretty colour and combinations.
Good luck with getting a little friend for your boy.
Some people think that they need to add another species to their group of Societies, and end up chosing something that may or may not get along with their peaceful Socies.
My opinion is, if your Societies are happy, and you're happy with your Societies, why rock the boat?
That's a cute story, about giving your first little Socie girl little scratches when she was molting. I always think that those pinffeathers must itch like crazy when they poke through.
Societies, really are little sweethearts, and they come in so many pretty colour and combinations.
Good luck with getting a little friend for your boy.
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Linnies~ Canaries ~ Zebras ~ Societies ~ Gouldians ~ Orange Cheeks ~ Shaft Tails ~ Strawberries ~ Red Cheek Cordon Bleu ~ Goldbreasts ~ Red Brows ~ Owls ~ Budgies ~ Diamond Firetails ~ Javas ~ Forbes Parrot Finches ~
- Pikori
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Re: How do I house my birds?
Thank you once again. I might let the birds breed again later, far into the future, but can someone clarify if I can let them breed this year even though they've already have had 3 clutches?
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Re: How do I house my birds?
Pikori
I LOVE LOVE LOVE my flock of societies. They are so busy and loving to each other. Although I am getting ready to separate the genders into two flight cages, their cages will remain right next to each other, as they adore chatting and singing to each other all day long.
They are the very delight of my home. I personally wouldnot put another species in with them and ruin the wonderful vibe they have.
Now by all means there are lots of people who house their societies with others and its great! I just kinda like my society flock all together.
I LOVE LOVE LOVE my flock of societies. They are so busy and loving to each other. Although I am getting ready to separate the genders into two flight cages, their cages will remain right next to each other, as they adore chatting and singing to each other all day long.
They are the very delight of my home. I personally wouldnot put another species in with them and ruin the wonderful vibe they have.
Now by all means there are lots of people who house their societies with others and its great! I just kinda like my society flock all together.
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Re: How do I house my birds?
Pikori
I'd separate your genders if they have had 3 clutches already this year.
Although societies dont mind having lots of buddies around to chat and snuggle with, the health of your hens could be at risk.
I'd separate your genders if they have had 3 clutches already this year.
Although societies dont mind having lots of buddies around to chat and snuggle with, the health of your hens could be at risk.