I live in South Florida so for the most part, the weather is pretty nice. I was wondering on days that me and my family sit outside I can bring the cage out because my birds not trained the flying come back yet. He’s still a baby. Is there any problem with hanging out outside in the sun or the shade for a couple of hours? Also, as far as the perches that came with the cage they are getting a little beat up do I need those same exact perches the one goes from one side to the other or can I buy the natural perches and just places them different parts of the cage?
Question about bringing the bird outdoors
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Thanks for providing your general location as it commonly helps with answering such questions.
Your area of Florida has a fair number of predators (Feathered, Furred and Scaled) and as a result you must be outside with your Parrot(s) while they are in a Cage outside, as an attack can happen at anytime.
The preference is in areas of medium shade, close to your home.
Perches want to be of natural shape wood and not dowel style perches.
Free Flight outside commonly results in the Parrot flying-off for any number of reasons. The statement is: Not If my Parrot will fly-off, but When!!
Your area of Florida has a fair number of predators (Feathered, Furred and Scaled) and as a result you must be outside with your Parrot(s) while they are in a Cage outside, as an attack can happen at anytime.
The preference is in areas of medium shade, close to your home.
Perches want to be of natural shape wood and not dowel style perches.
Free Flight outside commonly results in the Parrot flying-off for any number of reasons. The statement is: Not If my Parrot will fly-off, but When!!
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Ok thank you and yes my baby will only be out when we are out and in shade where my table is outside. As far as perches go I am going to get rid of the dowel type ones that came with cage and get more natural ones. Thank you...
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