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i know its niot the best but it will have to do if you find any way of inproving it then please say thanks
You're right. I didn't see the second set of pictures. I have an aviary that's on the ground, but the loft is up off of the ground and has a floor and is closed completely up at night.It's pretty much ventilated ,but the bottom of the loft is not protected,it needs to sit on a slab,or it should be elevated with plywood underneath.You're going to have rats and mice coming from underground.
i am not sure on the size of the wire but i know peaple use it for finch and budgies so it is made from avery panals that use to have budies in itAs long as the pigeons are dry, not in a draft and are safe from outside predators, then it doesn't matter what the loft looks like. I PROMISE the birds won't complain!! LOL
They look pretty happy to me.
What size is the wire that you're taking the pictures through?
i am working on that i am going to have it rised on slabsIt's pretty much ventilated ,but the bottom of the loft is not protected,it needs to sit on a slab,or it should be elevated with plywood underneath.You're going to have rats and mice coming from underground.
yep its a roller cross homerScuse my ignorance, but is black/white pigeon a roller? We have a rescue who is similar, and is a roller (well, he was before he became unable to fly). For no good reason I associate that 'color scheme' with rollers
John
in my frist pic the landing broad is hooked up so you can not see it but when i fly my birds just need to let it down and away i goI can't find any except a landing board. Do you fly your birds? Unless, obviously, if you are flying the English system, then landing board is not needed.
It's part homer? Looks like a pure roller to meyep its a roller cross homer