Could have been a disaster!

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Sally
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Re: Could have been a disaster!

Post by Sally » Sun Aug 30, 2009 12:14 am

I've already noticed an increase in humidity in the room. I have a small window air conditioner in that room, otherwise it gets incredibly hot. My Stars are loving the free flight time, they are the first ones out when I open the door. But, they also don't want to go back in, so I have to catch them. Tonight, I just waved the net at them, and two flew right in the door, but then an Owl flew back out--can't win! :lol:
3 Purple Grenadiers, 1 Goldbreast + 1 cat.

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Re: Could have been a disaster!

Post by dfcauley » Sun Aug 30, 2009 6:17 am

Maybe they will get used to the routine and will go back in for you when they see the net. That would be so great!! :D
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Re: Could have been a disaster!

Post by mrshorn » Mon Aug 31, 2009 11:56 am

dfcauley- I am so glad your baby is okay! I love the picture of all those little guys on the fountain. I wish so bad I had a room to make an aviary like that! Gorgeous birds!!!

CandoAviary- Seriously, is there any end to the awesomeness of your birdhouse? I'm jealous, I won't lie. [-(

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