Bird Supplies

Screech owls are the smallest species of owl in the United States. They live in mixed woodlands, parklands and wooded suburban areas. If you live near a lot of trees, you probably live near...

Homemade aviaries provide a safe, attractive environment to house your birds for hours of viewing enjoyment. The beauty of designing your own is that you can make it to match your decor tastes as...

For all birds, it's important to have adequate living and flying space. A birdcage or fly cage should give birds room to live, play and exercise. A cage can be anything from a simple enclosure...

For all birds, it's important to have adequate living and flying space. A birdcage or fly cage should give birds room to live, play, and exercise. A cage can be anything from a simple enclosure...

You can build a small aviary with PVC pipe for your bird. This project is simple but sophisticated and will save you money by giving you more space for your dollar. You can upscale this project...

Plexiglas bird cages are an interesting concept for bird owners. Anyone who has a pet bird has probably been frustrated by how difficult it is to watch the antics of their pets through wire....

Birds are happiest when they can flap and flutter freely within their living quarters. They love mirrors, hanging bead toys, natural branch perches, bells, cuttle bones and swings. Building a...

When I lived in the country years ago we had a gorgeous corner china cabinet that needed some restoration, but I already had a nice china cabinet so I decided to do something really unique and...

Baby parrots are atricial; when they hatch, they are featherless with closed eyes and completely helpless. In the wild, or if left in the nest box, the mother bird provides them with the necessary...

One quail pen does not meet all the needs of a game bird owner. Whether transporting these game birds for dog training, breeding quail for release, or raising eating birds, quail need different...

Methods of administration of medication, as well as capture and restraint techniques, vary greatly depending on the size and temperament of the bird and your experience as a bird handler.