Here is some foraging toys that is easy to do yourself.
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lexx510
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Thank you so much! This is great!
Cliffordsmom
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- Mar 6, 2012
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- Sun Conure (Clifford), two budgies (Odin and Diana), and CAG (Bongo)
awesome link!!! Are those your greys? beautiful!!
aliray
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- Jan 28, 2012
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- yellow sided green cheek conure,Chiquita Quaker parrot Sweetie Pie, African red bellied parrot Tiki, spanish timbrado canary Lucas
great ideas and very happy looking parrots thanks so much for the link. alison and sweetie pie my qp.
BillsBirds
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Terrific ideas! And, looks like a great set up for your birds.
goalerjones
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- Oct 24, 2011
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- Hahn's macaw, RIP George, Jenday Conure
my Hahn's is a lot smaller than those greys. I'm assuming just downsizing the items but keeping the principle would work the same?
Remy
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These are awesome! Where do you get the plastic tubes?
KatherineI
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Thank you! I looked through your link and you gave me inspiration! I had a couple of old egg cartons that Hubs suggested we use to make foraging toys. I had no clue how to go about doing it but then this morning after looking through, I figured it out. I cut the carton (a dozen carton) in half, and then in each of the 6 divots I placed either a nutriberry or some cheerios. I then placed balled up newspaper over each so that the closed half carton was stuffed. I kept it closed and hung them with some bird-safe yarn and some D rings I had. Loki seems to be interested so far, they've only been there since this morning. Fingers crossed!!
Thanks again!! I can't wait to try some of the other toys you showed in there!
Thanks again!! I can't wait to try some of the other toys you showed in there!
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