I want to feed wild doves, Can I use this cage ?
2040328
all of the doves that we have doesn't fly up to the feeder they are around this on the ground tho
2040329
Mourning doves will only sit/perch on this feeder on rare occasions, mostly they will eat the fallen seeds below where it is hanging. In my opinion, a platform feeder is better suited for doves and other larger birds.
2040330
Doves are ground or platform feeders. This would not be conducive to them as they do not perch when they eat.
2040331
While it has not been tested for doves, this feeder can accommodate similarly sized birds such as cardinals and woodpeckers. The sensitivity of the springs can be adjusted for different types of birds.
656478
I don't have birds but use these cages for rehabbing wildlife. I did buy this exact cage off of CraigsList from a couple that bought it for a Parrotlet and the cage was too big for it so the sold it and purchased a smaller flight cage.
1924856
No...unless it's a baby. This cage is good for hamsters, gerbils, rats, etc., as long as they are adults. I had new hatch bantam chicks in mine, and the bar spacing was sufficient to keep those tiny birds inside.
233431
I would not put those two birds in the same cage unless you are POSITIVE that they will not fight. They are big birds and the Amazon is stronger. I have had both and in my opinion, I would not recommend the same cage. Just buy two and be done with it. These are travel cages and really too small for an actual full time living cage for either of these birds.
1246268
You can definitely house an African grey in this cage. The bars are not too wide at all. I use this one for my green winged macaw. I have a smaller version with an open top for my African Grey.
1984521
I'd get a much bigger cage for two birds, even one bird, I'd only use this as a temporary enclosure or travel cage.
76529
No cage is ever too large for a bird unless they can fit through the cage wires. You should be safe with a conure
1221053
Yes, this cage would be perfect. I love the fact that it is see thru, your birds will not feel confined.
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Adult hand holding small bowl can fit thru it. Bird size of pigeon also can. I use mine for a pair of ring neck doves. Gorgeous cage. No regret I bought it. Hope my answer helps. ! Eric
1018072
Sure. It'll be kind of small for a dove, but they can use it. Similar to a chicken, I wouldn't use it as one of the primary perches because the wood pieces are far too small for dove feet. Hope that helps.
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This cage is perfect as a breeder for a pair of finches. I would not put a larger bird such as a cockatiel in here.
2222619
No. If you want to discourage starlings, get an upside down suet cage/feeder. Only the smaller woodpeckers and clingy birds can use it. Starlings are too big and can't cling to eat.
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Definitely yes. I have a brown throated conure which is the same size in this cage. It is a nice cage for the price.
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I don't know how much space a dove requires but I'm 5'4 and could fit (sitting) in the cage.
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Larger birds can use this feeder. We have found that doves are ground or platform feeders around here. The perches here are not really designed well for (our) doves. We get woodpeckers all the time.
1501020
no. I bought 2 cages and neither would work for a macaw. I have African greys in mine
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I would not think so unless you leave the top up during the day. It is a nice size cage but not for a bird that big.