We just picked up a new cage over the weekend and I am afraid of trying to catch our two finches to put them in their new home. How do I do this easily?
My husband will actually be the one to catch them, but any tips I can provide him with will be appreciated.
Catching birds?
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Catching birds?
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Re: Catching birds?
I would take the two cages into a dimly lit bathroom and make the switch. Remove the perches, seed cups and etc. from the cage the birds are in to make it easier to catch them. If your cage is one of those with two doors in the front, all the better! Put both hands in the cage, it'll speed the process, reducing the stress on the birds.2birds4now wrote:We just picked up a new cage over the weekend and I am afraid of trying to catch our two finches to put them in their new home. How do I do this easily?
Also, I would make the switch in the morning so the birds have time to get acquainted with the new cage before bedtime.
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Use the talents you possess - for the woods would be a very silent place if no birds sang except for the best. ~Henry Van Dyke~
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