I <3 'em.
Here are some neat videos. They are a bit long tho so you know skip through and judge if you enjoy it or not(obv, you know, I'm not sure why I said it^^):
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=HXQV_1z2kWI
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=7nOIdXCZK6Q
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BIRBS
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Ngr
No.5458
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Toucan enjoying the fruit loops
Ngr
No.5698
If you really loved birds, you wouldn't clip their wings and keep them locked up in a cage within a drab square room.
Ngr
No.5705
>>5699
I personally have no intention of clipping any birds' wings, but I do know some people do that, and the bird I like to own, if I ever get a big enough place, is a pigeon, which lives about five times longer in captivity than in the wild of cities. Until then, I'm gonna feed them in the city, that's the plan.
But I do get your concern that birds need to fly (and I think you have a point), but there are ways to do that with harnesses and leashes and such (or simple free flying). Though it can be dangerous depending on the type of bird you own, since there are hawks and such out there.
I personally have no intention of clipping any birds' wings, but I do know some people do that, and the bird I like to own, if I ever get a big enough place, is a pigeon, which lives about five times longer in captivity than in the wild of cities. Until then, I'm gonna feed them in the city, that's the plan.
But I do get your concern that birds need to fly (and I think you have a point), but there are ways to do that with harnesses and leashes and such (or simple free flying). Though it can be dangerous depending on the type of bird you own, since there are hawks and such out there.
Ngr
No.5706
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