@bstrippy1664 if they don't use it they won't be protected from the elements. Also with a cage front when you need to get a bird and they fly in to get away from you if you can close it off from the aviary side you can just catch the bird from a cage instead of chasing them around the flight.
Nice work Ben 👍👍👍
@@canaryphaeochannel Thanks mate.
another good [ truthful ] video keep it up
@@allanradford1670 very kind words , thank you and thanks for the support.
Nice one, what about putting a little perch outside, that way they can look in, and make their mind if to go in
@@zodiaczigzag1853 on it!..👊🏻
We’ve got an indoor area and they go in every night!
@@vstar305 That’s what I want!.. they just don’t care!🤷♀️
Put a light in for awhile and they will go in
Maybe a wire front
They might not use it because it's too dark in there
@@stevedarby122 good point that but if I use a wire front then it kind of defeats the object of having a secluded area away from the element?
@@bstrippy1664 Perspex sheet on top of the mesh. Then you cn see where the birds are before you open the door.
@bstrippy1664 if they don't use it they won't be protected from the elements. Also with a cage front when you need to get a bird and they fly in to get away from you if you can close it off from the aviary side you can just catch the bird from a cage instead of chasing them around the flight.
I seem to have missed a lot as I havent got any notifications or anything
@@janicegunter Well you can always have a good old catch up!😂
I found the birds like to roost quite high up, they might not like the high ‘ floor’ in the roost area.
I will find out when I get home on Thursday night. 😊
Great video Ben I'm bird lover too I have a small aviary at my house, planning on building a bigger one ,how big is yours
@@geemapflowersbirdsoutdoorg576 thanks for the comment… it’s only 3mx1m.. so not too bad!