My room is Africian, and I was wondering if these birds would look right on the celling?
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They look like black birds or crows. So I am not sure how they will look, but it could work! I really like mine. I have them in my kitchen on the wall and they look very artsy!
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i used them in my bathroom on yellow walls with a tree decal they offered.. i love it .. easy to use too.. i think if your celing is off white or bright white they would really glow...
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The birds are solid black and on the small side. If you have really high ceilings or a very large room they might look a little lost. They can be arranged any way you like.
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There are a few spots that my cockatiels can stick their heads through, where pieces come together. Also, I have to be careful when I clean it because they can hop right through the bottom.... If you're feelin crafty those spaces can be easily fixed up to keep in finches.
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The possible bird colors are red, blue, yellow, green and orange. All the colors look good.
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My bird house is already hanging. My measurements run approximately the same as Richard Hine listed below. I felt it was really well built and hoping as soon as the wrens get here or the chcickadees find it, it will be occupied. The hole is the right size for a wren or chickadees.
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I don't think so. My nephew has an African Grey and his cage is stronger. This cage is too flimsey.
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No. I had two cages. One quaker parrot in each. A Grey is too big in my opinion. An awesome bird though
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No, unfortunately not. I had placed mine on my awning over my picture window to better view the birds feeding, but ended up with safron plants growing all over the ground under it.
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Yes, we have an African Grey and the size is ideal. However, the perch is made of a soft wood rather than manzanita and our bird has certainly "whittled" that down.
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I have 2 of these cages and ive had 6 rock doves (pigeons) in each cage. They are roomy. For a parrot, you may need to reinforce the door.
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I have these hanging on my house as well as on a pole, they are cute and draw the birds nicely. I have used sunflower, safflower and plain wild bird seed in these little feeding balls and all three work fine...I imagine if you hang them and just put wild bird seed mix in it you will see an assortment of birds visiting...good luck!:)
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I'm sorry to say I don't know. These will be a Christmas gift for my grandsons, so they haven't been opened yet. They're 7 and 9 years old and have taken in interest in birds. Even though they haven't been opened yet, I can see what they look like. I was a little disappointed when they arrived. They look pretty flimsy.
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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.
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My bird bath is not as green as the picture. The bird's wings are green but the background is more of a creamy yellow than green. The color may depend on the time of day and sunlight.
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They need to be applied to the exterior of the window so the proper side that the birds see is out. The window needs to be cleaned before applying.
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We have an African Grey. It's certainly large enough but I would not recommend it. The perch is soft wood and the pan is "warped". It seems very cheaply made.
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If you are lucky, never. Once the birds move in, you have to worry about the air temperature remaining stable because the walls aren't thick enough, the suction cups not failing when the birds are moving around inside and of course, you can't use the room the box is hung on because movement behind the box through the window will discourage the birds too. (Yeah... they didn't mention THAT in the ads, did they?)
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Room Wise it should be okay but not sure how birds will interact w/each other. All birds can be a little Snippy sometimes and will seek a quiet corner to rest a little & thats just my obserrvations and reading about Cockatiels. The Budgies I've known, hand raised or not, don't seem to be as sociable to a lot of birds even if they do on outside. Unless these particular birds have been raised together in same cage, with no barriers. Room, think so, good idea don't know but I wouldn't suggest it w/o checking with Aviary Vet first.Good luck! Sandy H.