I cant help chuckling every time I rewatch that door opening. Everything's quiet and then it opens and immediately everyone's like "beep beep it's time to go outside!" Its so adorable 😍
Pleeeeeease I would like to see how the little darlings go back in. U really are so very fortunate to have such a big aviary. My Finches too love d daylight n start their Tee Tee Tee. . . . I have three baby Finches about a month old. They r so cute. ...
Very nice ! I do have a few hundred of these jumbo finches..they love to get sprayed in the hot afternoon and nibble fresh greens and seeds that grow in their enclosure..
Lee Pycroft I love when it gets dark because they would chatter quietly and tuck their little heads under their wings and sleep. I’d tuck them in with a small sheet.
I seriously love this concept you made! How do you connect your outdoor aviary to your indoor? I am genuinely curious as I would like to accomplish something like this in the not too distant future.
Tec Garlick changed job and moved from earlies to working nights so taken a while to adjust etc. Getting things in place for next year where I hope to have a proper go at breeding and show my birds for the first time. How's things with your birds fella?
Well they live there life in a sucured aviary so they dont actsholly go outside into the dangers of nature but if your talking about going into the place they came out of in the beganing of the video i might have a diffrent answer for you there. If these birds are enything like chickens you have them spend a few days in the indoor portion of there enclosure so they get a sence of where there home is then at night they know where to go and will go back in on there own.
I don't have any heat on during the winters. They're used to the weather. Outdoor aviary is rather sheltered and if its gets too cold they just go in and roost on the top perches. Really cold and windy days the door remains closed.. as for nesting, only provide nests during the summer in the birdroom breeding cages. Once babies are old enough to leave parents, they're moved to some nursery flights to colour up before being put outside into the aviaries. Only do that during summer months..
@@LMPycroftJ4 Thanks. Does that mean that your winter temperatures don't fall below 20 deg Celcius? Here temperature falls to 5 degrees. I plan to put a thermopore box as a winter hiding place so when it's cold they go in. But I wonder if the temperature in/out shock is hazardous in my case.
@@Azam_Pakistan if the birds are put outside when the weather starts to improve (April) ie no frosts once winter starts to move in late October the birds have feathered up and have become acclimatised to the steady lowering in the temperatures. Obviously putting birds outside past September who have been housed indoors will result in them dying from the cold or at the very least becoming ill good luck 👍
Sorry my current set up is in the middle of a re vamp so nothing to see other than pieces of wood,mesh and paint 😁 no birds in the outside or inside avaries at the moment.
I have seven finches (3 offspring) normals and pieds. I have either a very light pied or fawn on eggs right now. All my cages are huge flight cages with well-matched pairs in each. I had to segregate a young pied male who was too sexually aggressive for now. I did this with the baby daddy of the new clutch and he calmed down after a week. Anyway, I feel bad leaving them in cages all day! I live a house in the deep woods of central PA, very cold in winter. I would live to build an aviary but I'm too old to do by myself and would have to heat it. Is it safe to let them fly around the room? My instincts say no. They are not hand-raised and would have to be re-collected at night with a net. I used to own large parrots and they stayed out on their playpens and perches all day, or on me!
Matt Drilon these are all outside in a huge avairy, they go inside at night into another avairy... I have my breeding stock in other flight cages in my birdroom
@@LMPycroftJ4 Do you have issues with egg binding in the females? I keep Balinese finches and in the last 3 years i have lost a few femals and almost lost more, but i noticed the birds in great distress, which alowed me to save them. The zebra pair are so much smaller than the Balinese finches, i don't know how to help them if needed. Any advice?
@@victoriaanaredding8915rarely, plenty of grit and cuttlefish for calium seems to work for me. I also oven bake (10 mins) egg shells. They love them...
Edit: it is called black-eyed zebra finch...theres a Cinnamon Black-eyed zebra finch (female) And i think little that only some people have her with the malé black-eyed finch.
Gary Thatcher cheers fella , Had considered doing that but it gets messy and after a while the paint chips off and looks crap,then has to be redone. I have looked for coated mesh to no avail
I have a 10x12x8 foot aviary and I paint it once a year and it looks terrific. no squinting to see through the galvanize. Only takes 10 minutes to paint anyway which would be worth doing weekly if it started looked poor. Just rolls on easily. Your birds are gorgeous by the way. Where are you from?
Thank you Gary. May think about doing in the new year as I'm in the middle of kitting out a brand new bird room and once complete I'm transferring these birds into there for breeding. That gives the chance them.to overhaul the in and out side avaiaries. I'M in Manchester btw
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I cant help chuckling every time I rewatch that door opening. Everything's quiet and then it opens and immediately everyone's like "beep beep it's time to go outside!" Its so adorable 😍
They sound like squeaky toys! Ill take 200 of them please.
They are squeaky toys lol wait till you hold them in your hand (gently not strongly)
I got 2 of em
Chirping sound of these beautiful birds and their energy made my day
They look like little toasted marshmallows.
I can't help to say the sounds are adorable
"ehhhhh!"
I love these birbs xD
Love the English version of these zebra finches, they are more plump than mine. VERY cute!!!!
Silence.....*door creeks open* PEEEE! PEEEE! PEEEE!
Precious little angels!! I miss my babies every day 💔
I love your selection of zebbies.
I was listening to this and my finch jumped on my head scaring the shit out of me
Yes fine still enjoying them only keep whites and pieds looking to get in to penguin s next year as well all the best.
It's a very nice set up , they are lucky birds .
Thank you
Pleeeeeease I would like to see how the little darlings go back in. U really are so very fortunate to have such a big aviary. My Finches too love d daylight n start their Tee Tee Tee. . . . I have three baby Finches about a month old. They r so cute. ...
Very nice ! I do have a few hundred of these jumbo finches..they love to get sprayed in the hot afternoon and nibble fresh greens and seeds that grow in their enclosure..
they all look so cute
I just adopted 3 precious babies. Loved the video.
Cyber Stardust, look at bird bath
I love this video so much
How to wake up your zebra finches in the morning : play this video.
This is so cute. I'd love to know what you're indoor set up looks like. I want something like this for my zebra finches! 😅
OMG great aviary!
Squeak squonk sqweeek sqwonk XD theysound like a miniature squeky chicken
Are these are show jumbo finches.awesome video mate.love to have finches
How do you make them go back in?
ADAM'S TV when it starts to go dark they go in themselves 😁
Lee Pycroft wow! That’s cool!
Lee Pycroft I love when it gets dark because they would chatter quietly and tuck their little heads under their wings and sleep. I’d tuck them in with a small sheet.
Aww there so beautiful 😍
I seriously love this concept you made! How do you connect your outdoor aviary to your indoor? I am genuinely curious as I would like to accomplish something like this in the not too distant future.
Yeah. Outdoor and indoor joined via the opening. They sleep/roost inside at night
I’m getting 2 for Christmas :)
Really good cage
O right just not seen any thing for a long time super birds pal
Tec Garlick changed job and moved from earlies to working nights so taken a while to adjust etc. Getting things in place for next year where I hope to have a proper go at breeding and show my birds for the first time. How's things with your birds fella?
Lee Pycroft how does one aquire a zebra finch and if one gets a zebra finch do they have the have other buddys?
is your bird normal sized zebra finch? They look bigger than mine and they are so beautiful and adorable!!!
Charlotte Chicken they're classed as Exhibition sized zebras so bigger than standard pet shop birds. Thanks
Have mom dad gave birth to 6 babies very happy im a grandma
Charlotte Chicken because they are English zebra finches
Yh they look bigger than mine aswell
Lee Pycroft would you ever sell them?
Great video!..im also breeding zebra finches here in New Zealand also started creating videos 😅.. Stay safe!
Van Lee, look at bird bath
BABIES!!!
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how do they come back to their home in d evening. pls let me know. i too hav abt four finches.
Well they live there life in a sucured aviary so they dont actsholly go outside into the dangers of nature but if your talking about going into the place they came out of in the beganing of the video i might have a diffrent answer for you there. If these birds are enything like chickens you have them spend a few days in the indoor portion of there enclosure so they get a sence of where there home is then at night they know where to go and will go back in on there own.
That's awesome but how do you get them back in? Lol😀🐦🐦
When it starts to get dark they go in on their own..Inside is where they roost at night and where their food is.
@@LMPycroftJ4 that's so cool
Beautiful. Do you need to warm up only the nest box , instead of heating the whole aviary in winters?
I don't have any heat on during the winters. They're used to the weather. Outdoor aviary is rather sheltered and if its gets too cold they just go in and roost on the top perches. Really cold and windy days the door remains closed.. as for nesting, only provide nests during the summer in the birdroom breeding cages. Once babies are old enough to leave parents, they're moved to some nursery flights to colour up before being put outside into the aviaries. Only do that during summer months..
@@LMPycroftJ4 Thanks. Does that mean that your winter temperatures don't fall below 20 deg Celcius? Here temperature falls to 5 degrees. I plan to put a thermopore box as a winter hiding place so when it's cold they go in. But I wonder if the temperature in/out shock is hazardous in my case.
@@Azam_Pakistan during our winters it can be minus 4 or 5 or more.. they cope no problem as long as they have been put outside in the summer months 👍
@@LMPycroftJ4 The out in summer tip is really new for me. Thanks a lot. I'll try.
@@Azam_Pakistan if the birds are put outside when the weather starts to improve (April) ie no frosts once winter starts to move in late October the birds have feathered up and have become acclimatised to the steady lowering in the temperatures.
Obviously putting birds outside past September who have been housed indoors will result in them dying from the cold or at the very least becoming ill good luck 👍
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So how do you get them back inside at night?
Can you show me the full aviary setup pls..
Sorry my current set up is in the middle of a re vamp so nothing to see other than pieces of wood,mesh and paint 😁 no birds in the outside or inside avaries at the moment.
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I have seven finches (3 offspring) normals and pieds. I have either a very light pied or fawn on eggs right now. All my cages are huge flight cages with well-matched pairs in each. I had to segregate a young pied male who was too sexually aggressive for now. I did this with the baby daddy of the new clutch and he calmed down after a week. Anyway, I feel bad leaving them in cages all day! I live a house in the deep woods of central PA, very cold in winter. I would live to build an aviary but I'm too old to do by myself and would have to heat it. Is it safe to let them fly around the room? My instincts say no. They are not hand-raised and would have to be re-collected at night with a net. I used to own large parrots and they stayed out on their playpens and perches all day, or on me!
Binkle Babe I wouldn't let them fly about in a room... ideally a large aviary is best
*aggressive beeping noises*
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are they jumbo zebra finches?
No, just normal exhibition sized zebbies
Are those birds in a cage/aviary or are they outside your backyard in the open? Btw I like your birds
Matt Drilon these are all outside in a huge avairy, they go inside at night into another avairy... I have my breeding stock in other flight cages in my birdroom
Lee Pycroft I wish I had a huge aviary because I only have probably 1/10 of yours
Nice!
I just accidentally let mine out into nature. I miss his little sounds already but I am sure he is enjoying freedom.
Sounds like small kazoo haahha
Omg how many do you have?! I only have 2 😢😭🥺
I have around 20 breeding pairs in the birdroom.
Lee Pycroft
So 40 bords in breeding pairs? That’s a lot.
I'll take 4
How do u get them back insdide
They go in when its starts to get dark or when their hungry 😁👍
Chatty lol ill take 30 plz
Are all of your Birds themed or not
What do you mean by themed?
? Themed?
Might be dumb question but why dont they fly away
Because their in an avairy!
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You still keeping birds lee ?
Tec Garlick yes mate still keeping them. Just invested in a 11ft birdroom.😊
Tec Garlick do you sell any
Lee?
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I'm afraid they fly away
dar johnston, look at bird bath
If your zebra finch gets out, is there a chance of it surviving?
???? Of course. Only letting them out inside an avairy. Can't go anywhere other than back into the shed.
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How many do you have?
It varies dependant on how successful my breeding programs goes lol... minimum 30 ish, up to 60-70 or more sometimes...
@@LMPycroftJ4 Do you have issues with egg binding in the females? I keep Balinese finches and in the last 3 years i have lost a few femals and almost lost more, but i noticed the birds in great distress, which alowed me to save them. The zebra pair are so much smaller than the Balinese finches, i don't know how to help them if needed. Any advice?
@@LMPycroftJ4 I just got my first zebra finch pair yesterday.
@@LMPycroftJ4 I can't imagine the amount of food needed! And the poo!
@@victoriaanaredding8915rarely, plenty of grit and cuttlefish for calium seems to work for me. I also oven bake (10 mins) egg shells. They love them...
0:34 why does he have black spot on face usually male tend to have orangey spot
Its a pretty uncommon type of finch. And if you find a finch that has a color of cinnamon And Its female then that one is pretty rare...not too rare.
Edit: it is called black-eyed zebra finch...theres a Cinnamon Black-eyed zebra finch (female) And i think little that only some people have her with the malé black-eyed finch.
And not always They have the Same cheek colors
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Paint your wire black silly. Then you can see the birds.
Gary Thatcher cheers fella , Had considered doing that but it gets messy and after a while the paint chips off and looks crap,then has to be redone. I have looked for coated mesh to no avail
I have a 10x12x8 foot aviary and I paint it once a year and it looks terrific. no squinting to see through the galvanize. Only takes 10 minutes to paint anyway which would be worth doing weekly if it started looked poor. Just rolls on easily. Your birds are gorgeous by the way. Where are you from?
Thank you Gary. May think about doing in the new year as I'm in the middle of kitting out a brand new bird room and once complete I'm transferring these birds into there for breeding. That gives the chance them.to overhaul the in and out side avaiaries. I'M in Manchester btw
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Can they live free outside of there??? I think birds should live FREE
L2design tell you What, I'll let them free later, think they'll survive probably about an hour? Sparrow Hawk, magpies will eat them! That Ok?
L2design not to mention they would struggle to find food or water without it being handed to them in a bowl
L2design plz shut up
L2design ur dumb
Have heard the word "captivity"
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If your selling them
Astro Universe I usually sell at the end of the season October -ish.
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I love your selection of zebbies.