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WELL LADS ,

 

BIRD WISE ................ STARTED OFF AS OFFICAL DOGSBODY AT THE AGE OF ABOUT 7 ....... THE OLD FELLA WAS WORKING AWAY , I LOOKED AFTER THE ROLLER PIGEONS , EXHIBITION BUDGIES , CANERIES AND FINCHES ALL WEEK ............. THEN HE WOULD BE HOME SATURDAY MORNING TO TELL ME WHAT I WAS DOING WRONG , :big_boss:

 

I KEPT BRITISH , CANARYS AND BIRMINGHAM ROLLERS MYSELF LATER ON .............. STILL HAVE A FEW CANARYS , THE ODD BRITISH .......... IN THE PROCESS OF A LOFT GOING UP FOR SOMER MORE ROLLERS AS WELL AS A BIT OF POULTRY .......... YEP ............. IAM BUSY :D

 

 

BUT ONCE A BIRDMAN ........ ALWAYS A BIRD MAN

 

I HAVE GOOD LONG TIME FRIENDS WHO ARE MAD KEEN ON THE BRITISH AND CANARYS , WHO ARE AT THE TOP OF GAME , THEY BIRDS THEY PRODUCE HAVE TO SEEN TO BE BELIVED .............. ONLY ONE WORD FOR IT ....... DEDICATION !!!!

 

HERES A BAD PHOTO OF A GREAT BIRD .........

 

 

 

A BULLFINCH X LINNET HYBRID

 

ALL THE BEST DUCKWING ;)

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Some pics of the nest sites: sorry the one of the fledglings is really blurry: had the wrong lens on! :icon_eek: I always put a lot of conifer branches in the aviary, and the last pic is a hen who has made a net just 2 feet off the ground in some branches that are stood in a big milk carton of water to keepm them fresh! I had to put a little nest of wire netting into the branches as she'd started nesting on the branches themselves and the grass kept falling out: I don't like nest pans in aviaries as a rule as they are so exposed and shallow, that's why I like the roof hung ones as the young can walk about in them without falling out while they practice flapping their wings.

 

 

 

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