Aviary Plans

If you're away in the poultry, you probably feel the inevitability of more specimens. If you have an aviary or bird room, you can have a large number of birds in different variations.

There are different suggestions for the accommodation of various birds, from parrots to finches.

There are many types of aviaries - already built in flat pack so they are very practical. But they are also very expensive.

When choosing a cage make sure it's convenient and has all the basic needs: Birds need shelter to escape inclement weather, you need a security gate for access without the possibility of Birds fly and there should be a roof against the droppings of wild birds and other elements. Also the aviary must be functional and look nice.

Of course, it will be cheaper and only if you make yourself. For ideas how it looks like you can use ready-made aviaries. For build your own birdhouse, you need to acquire skills or crafts you can use ready made panels - 6ft high and 3 feet wide, they are easy to work.

Design

The birdhouse design depends on what are the birds you will keep the available space and materials to build it.

If you have finches, and a wooden house for them is good, but more destructive birds cockatoos and other birds like parrots and macaws Hookbill you'll need a metal frame.

The birds you determine the size of the mesh. For the finches, cockatiels and it must be square 1 / 2 inch 1 / 2 inches, it is safer. For them, the thinner 19G (gauge) mesh is good. 16G mesh is good for Senegal and conures, 14G and 12G networking is good for macaws and cockatoos, 2 by 2 inches is suitable for parrots and most often it is cheaper.

The cover can be added as a box, attached it up or you'd better have room for birds or shed that has a domestic flight and allows birds to fly in bad weather. It is also recommended that there should be a selection of perches for the birds to sleep at night. The theft inside the hangar will not be as important as the primary flight, birds use it to practice the art weather is fine during the warm seasons that birds can sleep wherever they want, but in winter or cold night, they must be closed. The birds can enter through a door, whose top is stable or open a pop-hole.

The shelter can be wood or brick and can be easily adapted and isolated. There should be enough light from windows or if it is not known.