Lovebird Meal Time - January 2023 - New Wooden Table and Wooden Tray

The lovebirds here are parblue, euwing, opaline, lutino and albino lovebirds. They mate and lay some eggs, and have hatched some, and are raising their chicks. Although there are also those who have not found a partner. There are dozens of lovebirds in this cage, maybe around 25, but the numbers keep changing because some hatch and some are moved to other places.

This is a cheap aviary design that turned out to be quite efficient in our opinion. In recent times we can easily change accessories and perch etc in this cage. And because this is a lovebird cage, items made of wood and rope in this cage will break quickly. It is probably some kind of toy for them. This time we added a small wooden table and a wooden tray made by a craftsman near us. The reason is of course for where to put their food, because the table above is usually full. Initially, none of the lovebirds approached the food on this table, but as soon as one approached and ate the food, the others would follow. Maybe it's kind of a habit for them, like if there's a new perch, or a new feeding spot, they won't go near it, but once one lovebird does, the others will follow.