What do you think?
- Harley2013
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What do you think?
I temporarily placed olive and Franklins cage in our room due to really having no room right now, but they are by window. However, glass is double panes and I have doubled up fleece covering backside of cage to block out cold from window or drafts. Do you think the will be ok like this?
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Re: What do you think?
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Re: What do you think?
Tammie the birds should be fine there. If you're cold by the window they are cold by the window. If you're really worried about them and they appear lethargic and fluffed up I'd give them a lamp or something that could provide heat.
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Re: What do you think?
Thank you. I will keep a close eye on them and their body language. I feel fine by the window. Just wasn't sure about them, but I will watch. The back side of the cage is covered at night with doubled fleece.
Tammie (ME!);D
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Franklin & Olive ( budgie)
Lou (19 year old son)
Tanner (24 year old son)
Love of my life Lou Jr.
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Lou (19 year old son)
Tanner (24 year old son)
Love of my life Lou Jr.
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Re: What do you think?
I'll bet they'll be fine. 

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Lady Gouldian
Owl Finch
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Re: What do you think?
They can tolerate cold better than drafts. Since you have placed a fleece cover at the back, that should protect them from any drafts. A heat lamp at one end of the cage will help during the day.
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Re: What do you think?
Agreed. Harley2013 was asking if his birds would be protected from cold/drafts by that window, nothing to do with supplements.Sheather wrote: That doesn't have ANYTHING to do with this topic!