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Question by Darla: Can I have a bird make a best in my window?
I have a window in my bedroom near my bed. It has a ledge on the outside that’s about 3 and a half inches out and brick. I think it would be interesting to see a bird make a nest and hatch eggs on my ledge. I am guessing it should be a smaller bird, so the nest won’t fall off the edge of it. Are there any ways to attract smaller birds?
Best answer:
Answer by Shahrez
I don’t think they will nest there to be honest, but you could put up a nest box! I done this and attracted a pair of blue tit! They nested there and raised a family successfuly! Also you could buy a window feeder! You stick it to your window and birds will feed there!
see some of the blue tit pics here
http://www.flickr.com/photos/bishopbriggsandglasgowildlife/sets/72157633634120102/
Good luck!
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Question by Fosterdog: What type of talking parrot is best for beginners?
If I were to get one, I would be looking at getting one from a rescue group.
Best answer:
Answer by phantomisle
Cockatiels are great starter birds for the inexperienced bird owner. However, if they talk it sounds muffled. And parakeets/budgies (same thing) talk too but its harder to train them. Parrots talk too if they are tame enough to. However, if you want the best vocals, possibly consider getting a cockatoo (those things with the huge-*ss crests) or a macaw (yeah those guys with the huge beak). They also live longer than most others (an Amazon Macaw can live to be at least 75 if healthy and stuff) so all of that training won’t go to waste if you get one of those. If you don’t know how to treat a macaw or cockatoo, possibly consider reading into them or buying a book on them to learn their basic needs and whatnot.
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