Aviaries have always been the recognized way to provide the most natural environment for your birds. Aviaries offer the necessary space birds need for life sustaining cardiovascular exchange as well as a thoroughly enjoyable viewing experience for you. . Similar to humans, birds need exercise to maintain a high level of health. Space is provided creating the privacy many species need for successful breeding. Outdoor aviaries, on top of the other benefits, offer direct sunlight, fresh air All birds thrive in an aviary environment, each requiring special consideration in regards to aviary size, location, nutritional needs, and heating requirements. Once you see your birds in a aviary setting, you will never want to have them in a cage again.
Service offered:
sturdy foundations, durable mesh to withstand the outside elements including prowling wildlife
wind and rain proof shelters
open flights for unlimited exercise
plant selection
covered flight design
double door entries
flooring ranging from cement to dirt.
Besides consultations on aviary design, I offer the following service(s)
* Assistance with purchase of healthy birds for the aviary as well as instructions on care and feeding of birds housed within an aviary.
* Periodic inspection of birds and aviary for needed care or maintenance.
* Routine maintenance and cleaning of aviary
Contact
Diana Nielsen 663 9th Ave Menlo Park, CA 94025 650-245-6997 email: Warblebird@aol.com
Aviaries have always been the recognized way to provide the most natural environment for your birds. Aviaries offer the necessary space birds need for life sustaining cardiovascular exchange as well as a thoroughly enjoyable viewing experience for you. . Similar to humans, birds need exercise to maintain a high level of health. Space is provided creating the privacy many species need for successful breeding. Outdoor aviaries, on top of the other benefits, offer direct sunlight, fresh air All birds thrive in an aviary environment, each requiring special consideration in regards to aviary size, location, nutritional needs, and heating requirements. Once you see your birds in a aviary setting, you will never want to have them in a cage again.