Great weather, left door opened for a couple of days- noticed a nest built in a box on my shelve. I can not leave door open b/c I have dogs that stay inside so if I move the box slowly outside will she still use it- just all the hard work – no eggs yet…
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My landloard has two cocktiels outside in a small wire cage with just one bird box in there for “protection” and for nesting. Lately, we’ve experience several days of temperature just below 40 degrees Farenh. It’s it too cold for the birds out there?
I’m basically looking for someone who knows FOR SURE, what the temperature limitations (max and minimum) are for those type of birds.
Please help me build a strong case so that when I bring it to his attention I might convince him to protect them better or maybe someday he can give them to someone else.
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What should i do. there was a nest on our porch and after afout a little under a month (april) the mom left. We are having funckey weather and its snowing. I did not touch the nest but we put it into a box in my house and but a towl over it then a heating pad on medium. I dont want them to die. What do i do. How do i take care of them. If they hatch what do i do. I know little to nothing about birds.
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I am building an outdoor aviary, I am located in Ohio, I wanted to know what birds will be hardy and able to withstand the harsh weather. I will be provided nesting boxed and a heated roosting box. Any help would be appreciated.
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We have just finished building our chicken coop, and the outside run is huge and completely secure. I was wondering if I could put a few parakeets or lovebirds in with my chickens, obviously with their own nesting boxes, food source, perches, etc. Would they harass each other? Would they eat each others food and cause a problem? Does anyone know of this ever being done? By the way, I live in Arizona so the weather isn’t a problem. Thanks.
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i had a nest of 3 baby cardinals in my backyard. the nest collapsed in some bad weather. the 3 baby birds scattered across our lawn. one died of indigestion problems. the other is alive and being fed by the mother cardinal. but the last one is hidden in the bushes and the mother has not spotted it and has not fed it. we know not to touch the baby bird. but we know that its starving and needs to be fed. what should we do?
*please do not answer this question if u are at all unsure of your answer* **thank u**
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