Check out these bird cages images:
Main Stage at the Bird Cage
Image by FCTravelPix
Bird Cage Theatre, Allen Street, Tombstone, Arizona
Inside the Bird Cage Theatre
Image by FCTravelPix
Bird Cage Theatre, Allen Street, Tombstone, Arizona
Question by Liz B: Finch feeders – How do I attract the birds to my yard?
I have sunflower oilers hanging in my front yard feeder, but now have hung a finch feeder and also a hummingbird feeder. Now, how will these birds know there’s food available for them, too?
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Answer by birdgirl
Just be patient and the birds will find the feeders. It took about 4 days for hummers to start appearing at mine, and even sooner when I hung a suet feeder.
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Question by abbysmom1224: How much should I ask for my purple martin bird houses at a garage sale?
I have two purple martin houses that my father in law built for us. They have never been hung up but have been stored in the shed for about 10 years. They are made of solid wood and hand painted. I am asking $ 25 a piece for them. Is that too much? If so, what is a reasonable price?
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Answer by Rachael T
I don’t think it’s too much. We bought my grandpa a metal one for over $ 100. you could put OBO on there and people could offer you then.
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Question by Bayz: How do I make my cockatiel feel at home?
I bought a new pied cockatiel today, he is about 8 weeks old, still a baby, and he will not really do anything. He will just sit there in the cage, and when I try to pet him, he will hiss at me and fly all over the cage. I haven’t seen him eat, but I just got him a few hours ago, I just want to know the best way to make my new pet feel at home. I have another 7 year old boy cockatiel, which I thought would help the bird feel better. What else can I do?
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Answer by hummersathome
Since you have had him for a few hours, give him time. He has to become adjusted to his new environment. Talk to him in a sweet manner and whistle at him. Don’t try to touch him yet. If you are able to leave the cage door open and still keep him safe, do it. Since he is a baby, you have a wonderful opportunity to train him and teach him new things. Good luck to you.
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Question by Theresa P: What is the best way to transplant Bird of Paradise pups?
I have a “mother” Bird of Paradise plant that is about 10 feet tall and is about 10 years old. She bloomed from March of 2008 through early February of 09. She has about six pups that range in size from 2 – 5 feet tall. I know their rooting system is rather intense therefore I do not want to disturb or shock the “mother bird”. Please let me know if you have any ideas of how to transplant these “baby birds”. Thanks for your time!
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Answer by storyofstuff.com
very very very carefully ..
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Question by Ryans Mom: How many bird houses do you have in your yard?
I know they are popular, but not everyone has them…or wants them…but some people are really bird lovers and have a whole bunch! Also, if you have them, what kind are you looking to attract?
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Answer by Conrad Birdie’s #1 Fan
Zippola.
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Question by Rajeev N: What was the number of birds on that tree?
Once upon time, there was a bird that landed on a tree. The bird had noticed a group of birds on the same tree.
He said "hello hundred birds".
One of the birds replied "we are not hundred, but if you sum the total number of us plus the same number of us plus the half of us plus a quarter of us plus yourself, only then the total number will be hundred birds".
Then, the poor bird decided to run away.
What was the number of birds on that tree?
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Over 30 fabulous birdhouses and feeders: a log cabin, a country cottage, a ’50s diner, a San Francisco row house, and many others. Full-color photos, detailed patterns, grids, and instructions, plus charts on hole size, perch height, and feeding–and
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Question by ben r: How to make a bird nest for a goldfinch?
MY teacher assigned us a project to build a goldfinch nest. What kinds of plants and twigs should we use to construct our goldfinch nest? What steps to take also…
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Answer by gail
ADDED INFO: This is a Cornell Lab of Ornithology site that you have to subscribe to but their “free sample” page is about goldfinches w good info on nest building (just keep scrolling down). http://bna.birds.cornell.edu/bna/species/080/articles/breeding
They will use a mix of plant materials like grass, weeds, strips of vine, small leaves, small bits of larger leaves, even spider webs. I’ve read that female goldfinches have been observed pulling apart nests of other birds to steal material for her own nest (it’s a jungle out there!). After it’s woven together the inside is lined w thistle or cattail down (very soft plant material). The birds will even use bits of lint from human clothes dryers it they find it as well as animal fur. Backyard birdwatchers often place balls of natural cotton (bought fr bird supply stores) out for birds to gather. Most of the work is done by the female but the male will gather allot of the material. It’s an open cup shape about 3 inches in diameter (inside diam is 2 inches). It’s secured between 3 or 4 branches in a tree or bush, usually at least 4 feet off the ground but can be 30+ feet up in a tree. There are various videos posted on-line to watch these birds gathering nesting material (one is sourced). Gee, I never had any interesting assignments like this for my homework!
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Question by Cierra rocks ur sox: does anyone know where a good bird/parrot rescue is near san fransisco?
or just a really good pet store?
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Answer by saracatheryn
Go to www.parrotconnection.org- I did a search for you online for San Francisco and came up with this website through the SPCA in San Bruno, CA. (They’re website is www.peninsulahumanesociety.org) Good luck! I found my three parrots through an avian rescue and they’re all gems!
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Question by banthafodder3: What will be the consequences if birds become extinct?
Also, if you can, can you tell me how birds are beneficial to the environment.?
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Answer by trooper J
if the all the birds will become extinct, then, there will be no birds to talk about. (just kidding) well, birds are vital to the environment because birds help in the propagation of plants. They help pollenate plants as they move from tree or flower to flower.
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Question by King Prince: How can i get my cockatiel birds to be less shy?
my birds are really shy and afraid of everything. i’ve never taken them out of my cage and i don’t because they make a lot of mess with their feathers and they are afraid so im worried that they’d fly into something and hurt themselves. how can i get them to be less shy without taking them out of the cage?
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Answer by dolphin3212
it takes alot of work. you have to keep the cage in the room you will be in the most for one. put an extra mirror in the cage and switch the toys often so they see new things are o.k. and talk to them alot. when you are ready to take it a step farthur, either you or someone experienced should clip their wings so they cant fly and hurt themselves but you need to give them alot of interaction.
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Bird Pictures – Volume 1 is a collection of 49 bird pictures.
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Some cool bird facts images:
Bird eating spider
Image by Ryan Greenberg
This was a totally lucky shot. It wasn’t until I examined it after the fact that I realized the bird was eating a spider.
Question by tdz94: who knows any body with zebra finch for sale under 15.00 or 15.00 each or a pair for 20.00 or less r?
i ment for $ 15.00 or less or a pair for $ 20.00 or less
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Answer by style_girl827
Hey i know i dont go ask some one else not me or the other peeps that answered your question Dude
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Question by Carol1841: Pigeon hijacking my bird table/feeder?
A few weeks ago, I put a bird table in my garden and have had a nice variety of small birds come to it each day including blue tits, robins and blackbirds. For the last week, a fairly large pigeon has decided to take up residence around the garden and as soon as I top up the food on the table, he comes along and sits on the table and takes the food I have left for the smaller birds. While he is around, the smaller birds are not coming onto the table. Is there any way I can discourage it from eating the seed, i.e. should I be buying a particular kind of food? At the moment, I am feeding regular wild bird seen and wild bird peanuts.
Thanks for the useful answers so far. Just to add that I have no intention of killing anything, though I would happily make an exception for certain yahoo members who obviously haven’t got enough homework to do 
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Answer by mrphilstuddles
Shoot it. thats what i do with the squirrels.
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Question by gma: How can I keep pigeons out but keep my bird feeders up for the little birds & hummingbirds ?
I have bird feeders and love to watch all the birds. I don’t mind pigeons, but they scare the hummingbirds away. The pigeons also seem to be multiplying. I have fed birds for years, this is the first time I’ve had pigeon problems.
Can anyone help?
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Answer by anon..
You could put a wire cover over the feeders with gaps big enough for the smaller birds but not pigeons. (Field wire I think is what its called)
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Some cool pet birds images:
Abdullah Vistro, Khadija and pet bird
Image by bvistro
Question by Hilary C: HELP I have bird Suet; but i don’t have any bird feeder. Instead of buying a bird feeder how can i make one??
What can i place the Suet on, or hang it in so that the birds can get to it!? Anything will help! Thank you!
Merry Christmas! :]
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Answer by Joan H
Do you have an onion bag, made from string netting? If so, just drop it down in that, tie the top and hang on a tree limb, with another strong string. Hang it down from the tree limb, the birds will cling to it, and eat, while the squirrels will have a time, getting to it.
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Question by : What would be your Marvel Birds of Prey?
We all know the DC Birds of Prey: Oracle, Black Canary, and Huntress. Who would be the team members if it was Marvel?
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Answer by Lisa
Hawk-eye, Deadpool, and Black Panther
or
Black Cat, Scrambler, and Vision
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When not properly trained and socialized, parrots are prone to developing a number of behavioral problems, including aggression and self-mutilation. Many owners face these problems and need guidance on solving them. Barbara Heidenreich arms her reade
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Some cool birdcage images:
Birdcage
Image by RobFargo
Liza picked the perfect Pitcher Plant to highlight the birdcage. We gave it a new coat of black paint.
Expanded edition of the 1972 classic Unusual and often moving record of the end of World War II This collection of photographs of downed Japanese aircraft chronicles the final days of World War II through the lens of an American serviceman. Snapped b
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Question by S O: Does anyone know where one can purchase those plastic bird suet containers?
Like the plastic trays that the ones you buy at the store come in only just the plastic trays. I’ve looked and looked but can’t find the darn things. Thanks
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Answer by wwjd2day
can be found online: search as bird suet trays
HAVE YOU TRIED A HARDWARE STORE TOO??
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Question by madcat: How can I train hummingbirds to sit on my hand?
I just saw a picture of three hummingbirds sitting peacefully on someone’s hand. They have always seem skittish to me. How in the world could you train them to sit on your hand?
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Answer by wardspirit
You don’t train THEM, you train yourself to sit perfectly still and absolutely quiet. Make like a statue.
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Question by trinastacia: is there a website i can go to to see full color pictures and names of wild back yard birds?
I live in Missouri and love to feed and watch my wild back yard birds.But I can’t identify all the new birds that have been passing through.Is there anywhere online that shows colored photos and names of birds?
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Answer by margecutter
The best online field guide I have found is http://www.enature.com/fieldguides/
This one allows you to pick a region, or see birds of a given type from all over North America.
Other than that, I would suggest you pick up an inexpensive field guide from a second-hand book store. Sibley’s and Peterson’s are my two favorites, along with the Birds of North America, which has editions specific to various regions, but there are a multitude out there. Get one you feel most comfortable with.
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Question by Anonymous: How long are baby birds in the nest before leaving?
We have a graduation party tomorrow, and there’s a bird’s nest in the lawn with a bunch of tiny baby birds. The nest’s up high and kind of out of the way, so I don’t think there will be a problem, but any general advice is appreciated.
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Answer by a_michala
about 6 to 8 weeks depends on the type
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Making a bird feeder does not have to be hard or complicated! This book contains many plans for some of the most fun, simplest bird feeders that are perfect for anyone. They are loads of fun, super easy and family friendly and make a great parent-chi
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A few nice birds eye images I found:
Birds Eye’s 2
Image by christykinz
A photo of some tiny red birds eyes growing along side the house.
Bird's Eye View of Saint Boniface, Manitoba (1880)
Image by Manitoba Historical Maps
Bird's Eye View of Saint Boniface, Manitoba [map]. Scale not given. J.J. Stoner, Madison, Wis. Beck & Pauli Lith. Milwaukee, Wis., 1880.
Image Courtesy of Gordon Goldsborough
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1950s photographic Bird’s Eye View looking south east.
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The parakeet has become a popular companion bird known for having the ability to speak. This book provides information to help maintain the health and happiness of this playful, fun-to-watch pet.
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What happens if the world does not end like it's supposed to? What if it keeps happening . . . over and over and over? Facing a bleak, unrelenting world, a small group of survivors take refuge in a hotel, eeking out an existence, struggling to surv
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Question by secura :]: What should I do about my cockatiel birds?
My cockatiel bird keeps laying eggs but doesn’t take care of them. The male cockatiel tries to make her take care of the eggs but they usually end up breaking.
she does have a nest.
thank you everyone that responded to my question but today when my cockatiel laid an egg she finally sat on it. I was thinking it was weird cause I barely posted this question yesterday. Just right now I checked in on her and she is laying on it. Its so cute!! 
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Answer by Oni
Your female cockatiel doesn’t appear to be ready or interested in being a mom. If that’s the case, you might want to separate them into different cages for awhile. They can still play together, but perhaps having separate cages will give her time to decide it’s time to be a mom.
Beyond that, make sure both of their needs are being met. Because she’s laying eggs, she’ll need more calcium. Make sure she has access to a cuttle bone. Make sure they both have large cages, plenty of toys, a healthy diet of pellets and bird friendly fresh foods (just seeds aren’t good!), and plenty of time outside the cage to socialize.
If she doesn’t want to take care of her eggs, you can’t make her. This is just something that might encourage her to try. I’ve heard of it working about as many times as I’ve heard of it not working.
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A blue jay building a nest outside his window prompts John Berendt to find his camera and record the familiar, yet always fascinating sequence of events that will unfold, from eggs being laid to chicks emerging and trying to fly. Children and adults
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Check out these birds images:
Nancy Bird 1933 on wheel of Metal Moth VH-VOP belonging to Tommy Petherbridge / by unknown photographer
Image by State Library of New South Wales collection
Format: Photograph
Notes:
Nancy Bird Walton was born in Sydney in 1915. In 1933, at the age of 17, she became the youngest Australian woman to gain a pilot’s licence. One year later she obtained her commercial licence. In 1937-38 she operated a charter service in Queensland followed by a 2 year world tour studying civil aviation. In 1950 she founded the Australian Women’s Pilots’ Association. She won the Ladies Trophy South Australian Centenary Air Race from Brisbane to Adelaide in 1936 and came 5th in the All Women’s Transcontinental Air Race, America in 1958. She was appointed AO in 1990. Nancy Bird Walton died in Sydney on 13 January 2009 at the age of 93. She was given a State Funeral in St Andrew’s Cathedral, Sydney on Wednesday 21 January 2009. The new Qantas A380 named for her flew over Sydney during the funeral.
Find more detailed information about this photograph: acms.sl.nsw.gov.au/item/itemDetailPaged.aspx?itemID=153288
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From the collection of the State Library of New South Wales www.sl.nsw.gov.au
Bird, Plainly Pictured
Image by cobalt123
Third of seven images of a mourning dove atop an old windmill in front of the Phoenix History museum in downtown Phoenix, Arizona. More fun with zoom, Z5 Minolta DiMage.
I liked the way the bird plummage so neatly blends in color and pattern with the weathered vanes on this old windmil.
Hummingbird plumage comes in all colors—emerald, ruby, sapphire, azure, garnet, and topaz—no wonder they're often called "jewels in flight." Discover these remarkable little birds in The Complete Book of Hummingbirds by avian expert Tony Tilfo
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Question by : How can i play the Chrome dimensions level in google chrome angry birds app? I have beat all the other levels?
I beat all the levels in the poached egg level but it wont let me play anything in the chrome dimensions level?
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Answer by lonelylucy08
Strange… I have never had that happen before to me.. I am going to give you a link to a site that can help you out! it will tell you everything you need to know
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Check out these bird photos images:
bird flock in vedanthangal
Image by VinothChandar
Shot this in vedanthangal bird sanctuary near chennai.
Check out these australian birds images:
fig bird 5
Image by Jim Bendon
My son Mark took this one, a male fig bird feeding on berries from what we call devil bush, dont know the real name of it. Thorny bush 2m high
Australian Big Bird
Image by hoosadork
