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Ok so I have 5 tipplers and 3 of them have babies they are raising. I got each of these birds at different times and I've bonded with each of them individually. My first bird "sandy" loves building a nest. Whenever she is out for her free flight time she's picking up sticks and grass and occasionally a strand of hair from one of my horses (you'd be surprised how much horse hair she puts in her nest)
Right now they are kept in a small loft that sits in my horse paddock in the woods. Well it used to be the woods. The horses have done an amazing job of clearing out anything that wasn't deeply rooted in the ground lol.
My birds spend a lot of time locked up and I've heard of people allowing their birds 24/7 access to free flight. Do any of you guys leave your coops open or allow you birds to come and go as they please? Is this just asking for trouble? My birds are pretty cautious and are pretty good at making sure the coast is clear before doing their "happy bird" laps. Is there a way to allow the birds to come and go without letting in the predators?
Right now they are kept in a small loft that sits in my horse paddock in the woods. Well it used to be the woods. The horses have done an amazing job of clearing out anything that wasn't deeply rooted in the ground lol.
My birds spend a lot of time locked up and I've heard of people allowing their birds 24/7 access to free flight. Do any of you guys leave your coops open or allow you birds to come and go as they please? Is this just asking for trouble? My birds are pretty cautious and are pretty good at making sure the coast is clear before doing their "happy bird" laps. Is there a way to allow the birds to come and go without letting in the predators?