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Some live in a 2' deep by 3' high by 6' wide aviary. Natural branches, toys, swings, bells, etc. By a large window and enjoy watching the wild birds.

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  • Photos: 33
  • Views: 11,830
  • Downloads: 243

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  • Beautiful birds. I love the red capped cardinals.

    said of sentiels sentiels 2007.03.28 at 22:37:09 PDT

  • If you hadn't named them Little Darlings you could name them Little Beauties! They are all gorgeous! Zorro and Timothy look like very quiet guys - maybe just posing for the photos. This is a delightful album! - DeeAnne

    said of missdee101 missdee101 2007.03.28 at 06:50:19 PDT

  • Hi i just saw this beautiful album with the slide show its just wonderful u have such lovely birds well done on the picutre taking have a nice day Shlomo

    said of thewise000 thewise000 2007.03.27 at 07:39:36 PDT

  • Hi Darlene, You have some stunning oictures of our beautiful wild birds... Val and I are lovers of all God's creatures like yourself, we have a nine year old Moluccan Cockatoo that we bought up from 4 monthe old, we are empty nesters so he is has filled our nest. Keep up the great work and take care Charles and Val Turner (chaznval)

    said of chaznval chaznval 2007.03.26 at 08:17:59 PDT

  • I was going to ask if these birds were wild, but your explanation was very informative. Thank you. How lucky you are to be able to have these wonders of nature.

    said of angel618101 angel618101 2007.03.25 at 08:16:52 PDT

  • Thanks for your comments, I appreciate yuor visit my album, You have nice birds, Have a nice Day, Pierre

    said of pierre_photos pierre_photos 2007.03.24 at 13:57:33 PDT

  • Darlene, Thank you for visiting my Flower album-the colors are wonderful that time of year and so many involved in the process of Spring. You, on the other hand have some nice, close-up and personal photos of these fine, feathered friends - all named I'll bet. Must be like children, everyone has a name and therefore. Thanks much for your invitation, most appreciated. ron

    said of rboise rboise 2007.03.24 at 09:20:38 PDT

  • Wow!!!!!!!!!!! You have some beautiful bird pics in here. Much better than mine. Thank you for visiting my bird album and your nice comment. I have 2 other sites at sharwils andd sharwils2. Sharon from Minnesota

    said of sharwils2 sharwils2 2007.03.24 at 08:46:10 PDT

  • Hello: No, they are not. They are captive bred by breeders of the species. Captive breeding programs have been going on for centuries, which started in Europe. Breeding has been becoming more popular since the middle of the 1900's to help preserve the species, since thoughtless humans are continually destroying their habitat/environment for their own consumption and monetary greed. Some species of birds no longer exist in the wild [example: Spix's Macaw, extinct 2005] and only exist in limited numbers in captivity due to conservation programs by dedicated aviculturists/breeders/zo os. Some programs are dedicated to release back into the wild to help populate areas where they use to exist, but some of these areas are no longer in existence as mankind are using the areas for pasture and growing meager amounts of food. Mankind is continually depleting our earth's natural treasures and resources and it is up to us to continually educate and make others aware what is happening in our world today. It is human nature to destroy and consume and slowly through realization [due to global warming] mankind is slowly starting to nurture and preserve what is left in this world. But not everywhere or everything. Greed is still the # 1 priority of mankind. Daily different species are going extinct. NO, it is not sad [except what humans are doing to the environment daily], as species have a limited lifespan in the wild due to predation, illness, weather disasters, etc. Where in captivity with large accomendations, they are thriving, producing and living 3 times longer than their wild counterparts.

    said of littledarlings littledarlings 2007.03.22 at 21:25:15 PDT

  • Hi- I was just wondering...aren't these wild birds? It seems sad for them to be kept in cages.

    said of keikoabird keikoabird 2007.03.22 at 13:13:40 PDT

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