Were should you put your birdhouse?

Answer 1

Here's what the area the cage will be placed in must conform to. The back of the cage must touch a wall. Any nearby windows must have blinds, shudders or curtains. There should be no mirrors in the room. The room must be away from the kitchen. The cage cannot be in direct sunlight. The cage must be away from air vents / heaters etc. There should be no air fresheners in the entire house! (very important) The cage should not be in the basement as these areas are normally cold. The room the cage is in must be frequented be people. (A room like family room or den etc.) If the bird is going to be allowed outside its cage to play you will need a cage with a playtop or a separate playgym. You will also need to birdproof the room your bird will live in. Any book on the type of bird your keeping will tell you how to bird proof a room. Unless you have a bird that won't be allowed out to play then the book should have a section for birdproofing. Hope this helps! Cartier736 ; )

Answer 2

Bird have nests their for place the bird house near the nest for them to notice it

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Depends on what type of bird the house is for. A Bluebird house is placed in a different location/ height than a Purple Martin house. You will need to do some study of the birds that you want to attract. PS- different bird houses have different sized holes, and height of hole above floor, as well as size of house.

Answer 3

I'm not sure if this is the most common place, but birds have got stuck down our chimney quite a few times, so that would be a good place to look. :P

Hope this helps :)

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Answer 4

outside

Answer 5

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