cool.
I like your nest fronts...how does the widowhood nest front work, can it be used for regular breeding?
I like your nest fronts...how does the widowhood nest front work, can it be used for regular breeding?
Loft Walk thru........
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loved the walk thrus they were awesome thanks for showing us around
1/2 of it's stationary and the other half can be taken completely off or hung in the middle of the box so that it cuts the box in half. I use it that way when the hens are not in there and when I pair them up. I lock the hen inside and the cock can come and go from the box.cool.
OH, and yes I can and do breed in there, but it's a pain cleaning the back part of the box where the front doesn't come off. I wouldn't have those in a regular breeding loft.
I almost feel like I was there, that was a very pleasant tour.
Your birds have beautiful lofts.
I like your perches as well as the breeding boxes. They suit the needs of your birds well, and look easy to clean too. Most of all... there is plenty of room!!!
Your birds have beautiful lofts.
I like your perches as well as the breeding boxes. They suit the needs of your birds well, and look easy to clean too. Most of all... there is plenty of room!!!
Many thanks, Renee!
You have the most beautiful home and Lofts!!
Had already taken a tour of your main loft and now got to see the Widowhood area!
Beautiful birds, as always!
Said it before and will say it again...Everett is the MOST TALENTED! He sure did one bang-up job with your pijie homes!!
Love and Hugs and Scritches
Shi and the gang
You have the most beautiful home and Lofts!!
Had already taken a tour of your main loft and now got to see the Widowhood area!
Beautiful birds, as always!
Said it before and will say it again...Everett is the MOST TALENTED! He sure did one bang-up job with your pijie homes!!
Love and Hugs and Scritches
Shi and the gang
Oh and ps you have more loft space then my whole apartment quite possibly
Definitely beats my apartment in size - heck of a lot tidier, too
Your birds really have a palace there, Renee - great vid!
John
Your birds really have a palace there, Renee - great vid!
John
WOW Renee! It's not a 'virtual loft' after all! Thanks for the tour. I left the tour fee on the counter...
I'm interested to see that there is no bedding on the floor or in the boxes. Is there a reason for this? Do they really not need anything? My loft looks a bit more like a .... horse stall....with a nice cushy bed of shavings. Do they not care???
Thanks for the tour. I left the tour fee on the counter...I'm interested to see that there is no bedding on the floor or in the boxes. Is there a reason for this? Do they really not need anything? My loft looks a bit more like a .... horse stall....with a nice cushy bed of shavings. Do they not care???
I not sure why Renee does not, but I don't use hay or straw because I scrape everyday and you can keep an eye on droppings that way, hay and straw hold in moisture too, which bacteria like, I do use pine shavings only when the weather is wet out and the loft seems damp, I don't think it is a problem in the nest bowl though. and it does look cozy, but they really don't need it.WOW Renee! It's not a 'virtual loft' after all!
I'm interested to see that there is no bedding on the floor or in the boxes. Is there a reason for this? Do they really not need anything? My loft looks a bit more like a .... horse stall....with a nice cushy bed of shavings. Do they not care???
Nice video Renee...Great tour to the your lofts too...When will be the house tour?(i'm kidding)...Is it going to be in YT too ...Short videos but its a good tour...
...Short videos but its a good tour...
Well, putting bedding on the floor of one loft and putting it down in 5 sections plus the individual pens (7)......that's a lot of bedding and all it would do is blow around anyway.....all out in the hallway......it would be a mess in my loft. I scrape the floor once a day...........WOW Renee! It's not a 'virtual loft' after all!
I'm interested to see that there is no bedding on the floor or in the boxes. Is there a reason for this? Do they really not need anything? My loft looks a bit more like a .... horse stall....with a nice cushy bed of shavings. Do they not care???
When I had a smaller loft up in MI, I did put hay down on the floor, but even that was a lot more trouble than it was worth.
I'm sure that the birds appreciate the shavings on the floor and if you don't mind keeping it clean, then I'd leave it. My birds have never had that, so they don't know what they're missing, and YOU BETTER NOT TELL THEM!!!
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