Are the openings in the cage large enough for woodpeckers, cardinals &amp; scrub jays?
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The holes allow mostly small birds, but there is enough seed that drops to the ground to feed many others. The advantage of the feeder is the seed capacity, it holds a huge amount. As far as the seed getting wet, I had this feeder out all winter and spring so far. The seed stayed bone dry!
86377
Only if your birds are very small, this is a great cage for the money !!!! Good luck ......
1075757
There is plenty of room. I have one in my cage but my birds won't make babies :(
2275104
This cage is really not a large "parrot" cage but a large cage for a large "quantity" of smaller birds. I use it for finches (18 of them). The wire spacing is approx 1/2 inch and the wire is somewhat pliable.There are 2 very small plastic feeders that won't fit anywhere but on the bottom. I bought several stainless steel bowls. Having said all that I love this cage and it looks great on my patio.
2178249
Yes. I have a ringneck parakeet in this cage and she absolutely loves it and is fully comfortable. She personally likes having 4 food dishes :)
1222931
I will send you dimentions, what kind of bird are you putting in the cage. I have a jenday conure and the cage is perfect for him. I would say it is fine for a quaker or cockiteil but I wouldn't recommend it for any bird larger than that, does this help you?
2223055
OH yes, absolutely !!! Great cage for almost any bird, except some of the much larger parrots.
30570
We don't have cardinals, but I really doubt they could fit into the cage. The small birds really like it. But - the flickers can feed by sticking just their head into the cage and using their long beak and tongue to get to the food. It is quite a good show.
145204
Yes, very easily. We have two Quaker Parrots in ours and they have plenty of space.
1221623
Probably not. They doors on the side are just large enough for the animal and the ones on top, while bigger, are not as wide as the entire cage.
1205398
Probably not, I would think birds would rather have a cage that is open with more airflow
981223
Yes. I have a parrotlet pair in mine on each side, and there's plenty of room.
1576494
I would say no. The well constructed cage is much smaller than it appears. It was way too small for my single cockatoo, which would have touched the cage both top and bottom just to stand.
1182575
It would be a little tight for cockatiel. This cage is well suited for finches and canary size birds.
1653621
If they don't fight you can put them together. But I think 3 birds is too much for the size of the cage.
2022629
Definitely, in my opinion. We have our red-bellied parrot in there -- he's a little bigger than a Quaker. The cage is attractive and well built -- very heavy. Our bird is only in the cage about four hours a day, but he seems to like it.
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It should be no problem, since they are much smaller than my birds. I have a cockatiel on one side and an Indian ringneck on the other. I use this cage for travel and outside during the day.