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Aviary with patio where the birds can be enjoyed in good weather


years, which was replaced by a slightly larger shed at 3.6m by 2.4m. This extra width has proven to be very useful, but I also had the shed made a 30cm higher which meant that I could have my bottom cages well off the floor (40cm). A wire safety door is also a useful addition to any birdroom, my losses would be high without one, and it enables the main door to be left open on hot summer days. An easy cleaned flooring, such as linoleum, is advisable. With heating costs and more importantly


keeping birds comfortable any accommodation should be well insulated, both walls and ceiling. Bengalese are very


Bird room set between trees and shrubs


hardy and provided that the environment is dry, not damp, low temperatures are tolerated. However I like to keep my bird


My first bird room was a converted 3.6m by 1.8m 6 garden shed that lasted me for 12 years, which was replaced by a slightly larger shed at 3.6m by 2.4m. This extra width has proven to be very useful, but I also had the shed made a 30cm higher which meant that I could have my bottom cages well off the floor (40cm)


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