can birdsgo in them ?
1033300
I think so... I bought them to use as decorations at a party but they both have a perch bar the bottom will have to be lined with something because it is like a grate so "things" could fall through
1033301
I used these bird cages as décor items. However, structurally they have all the components of a real bird cage, so I wouldn't doubt they could be used for birds. They are quite sturdy/heavy duty, but very aesthetic!
1033302
I believe they are more for decoration than actual use. I would be concerned that the bird wouldn't have enough space and the metal and paint are not of high enough quality to be healthy for birds. I would not recommend it.
1954129
no, the openings are too big. does great with sunflower seed. allows the bird to pull one seed at a time.
804699
Yes but theyMay poop in it- we found a no mess feeder online- tidy bird no messFeeder
249077
yes. they try to hold on, but are too heavy, so lose interest quickly. These feeders are specifically for smaller birds because of this. My goldfinch, wrens, even cardinals feed from it.
1831351
Feeder isn't small. The way they're built, you'll still have a mess. Feeders are built with the birds in mind not for tidiness.
30571
no they can not. it is made for smaller birds like finches, chickadees and such. I would put on a different feeder for bigger birds....
2144966
We didn't, but you do have that option. The hole is smoothed out so it will not hurt the bird when they get in the hole. We have a lot of little sparrows, wrens, chickdees and oriole so we wanted to make sure no blackbirds and larger birds were able to get in there.
511149
Yes, from pictures I've seen on the internet. I wouldn't put more than one bird in it though.
1061401
Yes. The only birds that cannot so far are doves and crows. A single bulebird can also feed but there cannot be more than one on a perch. It really is squirrel proof.
1664144
I agree with those below about the size. I think the pigeons can benefit from having drinking water and you may be better off not having them get in there and poop etc. anyway.
1381533
The holes are small enough the the birds can't get in. They would have to be very tricky and able to hover to get only their head and beak through one of the openings.
695469
The pools are on the smaller side. I have not had luck with birds using this yet but I would say the opening is about the size of a medium palm of someones hand. I am thinking too small for pigeons.
255055
yes, you can! we really like our ronco and we cook larger birds also and have had great success with the ronco
1999918
Yes you can fit fingers through the bars but they would not be able to fit their head through. I have cockatiels in this cage and they love it. Nice size!
656480
Yes. By all means. Put in lots of interesting perches and numerous toys for an exciting environment. I suggest In and Out cups by Smart Crock. Easy for a Parrotlet. Parrotnanny
328390
They will be fine in this cage as long as you take them out to play also. I mean the dream cage would be an outside aviary. My daughters parakeets are allowed to come and out and play/fly on occasion. No-one can give a detail on how much room to give a caged bird, when honestly every cage short of an aviary would be too small. Don't overthink it. My daughters 5 parakeets seem to be very happy in their cage.
35918
Yes. The finches just pull them out the holes. Keep the feeder clean and dry .