Aviary vs. Television

Posted by on Feb 12, 2016 in Birds, Case Studies, Pet Therapy | No Comments
Aviary vs. Television

Have you ever thought of revamping the entertainment you provide your guests/customers while they pass the time, prior to their services? Although televisions are a common way to keep people entertained while they wait; maybe it’s time to break away from the norm and discover the benefits of alternative options. Bird aviaries are the perfect […]

Meet Jared and Tori Olsen!

Posted by on Feb 6, 2016 in Birds, Meet the Staff, News | No Comments
Meet Jared and Tori Olsen!

Meet the newest edition to Bevy of Birdhome’s staff: lovebirds—Jared and Tori Olsen!  This power duo, (lovingly referred to as the dragon and the lion) bring a plethora of skill and energy to the company.  Recently married, this couple is excited for the opportunity to stare at each other at work and at home; let’s […]

Spotlight: Diamond Doves

Posted by on Dec 27, 2015 in Birds | No Comments
Spotlight: Diamond Doves

Turtle doves, as they are referred to in the “12 Days of Christmas” song, are actually the diamond doves that are found in many of our aviaries. These little, gray beauties originate from Australia and contain white diamond spots on their wings offset with a black edge, and have a unique, bright orange ring around […]

The Birds of Christmas

Posted by on Dec 18, 2015 in Birds | No Comments
The Birds of Christmas

From the scrumptious food eaten, to the leafy green plants hung from the ceiling, birds play a larger role during Christmas then one might think. When you think of a Christmas bird, what comes to mind? Perhaps you associate a robin with this magical season.  This may have something to do with the fact that […]

Eat Your Fruits and Veggies

Posted by on Dec 11, 2015 in Birds | No Comments
Eat Your Fruits and Veggies

Imagine what it would be like to eat the same food day in and day out for every meal. I don’t even like to eat left over for more than two meals.  Your birds are the same way—so spice up their bland diet of seeds with some fresh produce! Birds love to feast upon crisp […]

Bird Spotlight: Canaries

Posted by on Nov 28, 2015 in Bird spotlight, Birds, Uncategorized | No Comments
Bird Spotlight:  Canaries

The anticipation was palpable.  This evening Grandma would meet her bird for the first time.  The bird cage, toys and supplies had been carefully washed; food, and fresh millet had been purchased. Grandma wondered aloud what her canary would look like; what to name him; would he like his new home; and how to properly care for the new […]

Prepare Your Birds for the Chilly Months Ahead

Posted by on Nov 21, 2015 in Birds | No Comments
Prepare Your Birds for the Chilly Months Ahead

It’s the time of year again when you head into the dark, far corners of your closet in search of your warm, cozy jacket; trade in your flip flops for fuzzy socks, and pull-out all your soft, snuggly blankets.  It is important to remember that birds also need extra attention and care to ensure their […]

Birdsong

Posted by on Sep 8, 2015 in Birds | No Comments
Birdsong

Peter Brash, National Trust ecologist, said: “As a lifelong birder I’ve always had birdsong as a natural soundtrack to my life and believe it’s good for the mind and soul. Birdsong gets us closer to nature and links people to places and memories in a way that few other sounds can.” Music has always had […]

The Most Avid Bird Watcher

Posted by on Aug 26, 2015 in Birds | No Comments
The Most Avid Bird Watcher

  Bird watching is not just a passive, relaxing activity!  Many avid bird watchers compete for entitlement yearly.  This sport is called The Big Year, and it involves locating the most species of birds across certain areas.  And this is no minor competition.  People travel all over (one guy went 161,332 miles by plane, car, boat, […]

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