How to protect the birds in the outdoor aviary from the cold weather
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- Опубликовано: 13 сен 2024
- This year has been very unpredictable when it comes to the weather and its been very cold lately. In this video ill show you the steps I take to make sure the birds in the outdoor aviary are protected during the cold winter months.
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My aviary has a closed off insulated part in the back where my birds sleep. I also have heal lamps if it gets too cold.
For those in colder areas, the corrugated sheets have gaps at the edges. There are materials that match the edges which can be used to provide a seal.
Your aviary is great, just like a small house.
Thank you my friend
that is so amazing! :O
Thank you Alen 😁 by the way love your channel amazing videos !
Here in the UK alot of the serious breeders of Australian finches & waxbills have moved away from outdoor aviaries into keeping their birds in cages and/or inside flights in their boardrooms with electric lighting & heating at constant temperatures.
We got hit here hard on the Texas gulf coast, snow on the ground for several days. Not something we are accustom to. Most of our winters are mild. Thank god my outdoor aviary is connected to my screened in porch. I cover my porch with a heavy ml plastic as well as the outside aviary. I used heavy duty tarps as well knowing how cold it was going to be. I run two box heaters on my porch when the temp gets in the 40's. The morning of the big freeze the outside temp was 10 degrees, inside the indoor and outdoor aviary was 45 degrees, I can't complain, my finches did well, hopefully acclimation to colder temps will help over the years.
This was simply brilliant, even for me here in Norway this model could be built on and work. And that possibly without the power bill putting an abrupt end to the bird adventure :) Birdy earthy ship :p
Que belleza de voladera 😍😍😍
Thank you so much my dear friend
Thanks for the video. Any suggestion to protect the birds outside in winter for Ontario, Canada? We could get sometimes up to -20 C, but mostly under -15 C.
Thank you .. you are amazing
Thanks you so much bro 🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏
Why don't you people give some love while watching this video? get it together world, almost 300 likes, and closing on 8000 views? Come on people!
Buenos días, gracias por tus videos... estoy por hacer un aviario al aire libre como el tuyo y he aprendido con tus videos... como haces con los insectos y los mosquitos? Afectan a las aves?
Hi! Your set up is amazing! Did you build the outside aviary with your own plans?
So in Florida (and in Texas where I live) it can get in the high 90s (occasionally even over 100) in thesummer. How hot can the birds get? What do you do when it gets really hot?
How do you handle blood mites in your aviary?
What part of Florida are you in? I am in Northwest Florida. I’m considering building a small aviary for some zebra finches out in my backyard and, just wanted to know if this is a bird that you keep? 7:33 7:33
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where u get the tarp
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could you post a link to the home depot plastic sheets you used? thank you
how many time do you change your water from ur fountain?
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All I could think was, what about the heat!! In Australia, today over 40 Celcius in the shade in my birds cage. They'd fry in a greenhouse so of course on hot days, the plastic cover I use to protect against rain (for the cage too as it's not powder coated) & draught comes off.
could try setting up a misting system, there available at bunnings
hey friend what's your country
How much does it cost to build a avairy like this?
If you house different species of parrot finch together in the same aviary, do they hybridise?
Theres always a chance of hybridizing but personally ive never had any issues. I make pairs and let them bond prior to releasing them into the outdoor aviary. Heres a vid I made on that topic a while back
ruclips.net/video/Kowby4-bVY0/видео.html
@@paradiseaviary thank you. I will watch that.
I also have an outdoor aviary but I move my birds inside the house for cold nights.
What happened? I wrapped my birdcage in saran wrap like you said and today, my four parakeets were, umm... they were on the bottom... they were on the bottom of their cage... and they were... they were on the bottom, laying there... and when I called them, they didn't.. Hold on, I'm gonna try again. I'll update.
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nice aviary,shame about your shitty weather, luckily we dont get the low temps you guys do, here in oz
a bit over dramatic for a few frosty days i think..
The humidity makes it way worse. In states where it snows its way drier. The cold doesnt penetrate as much.
In humid air, sweat evaporates from your skin more slowly, which makes you feel hotter. In cold air, of course, sweating isn't usually an issue. Instead, the usual explanation is that damp air transfers heat more quickly than dry air, allowing more heat to escape from your body and making you feel colder
Not if it kills your birds.