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How Much Out of Cage Time Do Lovebirds Need Daily?
If you just bought a peach faced lovebird, you are in for a loud, feathery, and wonderful ride. But here is the first real question every owner faces: how much out of cage time do lovebirds need daily? The honest answer is not two hours.
It is closer to four. And that is...
- June 09, 2026
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If you’ve ever attempted bird watching with binoculars that weren’t very right, you know the disappointment. The feathered creature at last lands. You raise your binoculars. And it’s gone whereas you’re still attempting to center. I’ve been there more times than I’d like to admit.
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What Does a Chickadee Look Like? If you’ve ever been exterior on a cold morning and listened a little “chick-a-dee-dee-dee,” there’s a great chance you were being observed by a black capped chickadee. They’re one of those birds you take note once and then begin seeing all over. Neighborly. Inquisitive. And shockingly striking...
January 29, 2026