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been rung we discontinue nestbox inspections. Unnecessary disturbance can cause the chicks to leave the nest before they are fully feathered. A chick without many feathers, marooned on a cage floor, can become chilled and, if undetected for too long a period, can die. At this stage of the breeding cycle, a second nest box can be very useful.It can keep chicks warm, prevent them from being ejected or feather plucked by their parents – and permit the hen to get on with laying the next clutch of eggs without having chicks climbing all over her. And so the cycle starts again.


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We are manufacturers of quality garden and pet products including Cages, Aviaries, Nest boxes, Bird Rooms, Carrying Boxes, in fact everything wooden for the hobbyist or breeder. We supply to both trade and public. Products can be made to customers personal requirements. All at competitive prices


Stands at all Stafford Shows. Personal attention of the proprietor at all times. NEW PRODUCT – PLASTIC CAGES


www.birdsandthings.com Trade enquiries most welcome. Please visit our website:


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