What type of bird is this designed for to live in?
171409
I don't think any bird would live in this house...it's more of a decoration in my opinion.
171410
This particular birdhouse is def built more for indoor decor and not function in my opinion. It would deteriorate quickly in bad weather. If you choose to use it outside it looks like it'd be appropriate for small birds, like a finch
171411
This is more of a decorative item. It would not hold up outside with real birds.
171412
Birds haven't visited my lighthouse station, but I'm assuming it could be a small wren or sparrow that chooses to move in.
2056083
Yes it would be suitable. I have even small softbills using it. The only thing is: You got to sand down the acrylic perch inside of the feeder to make it more secure for pearching, because it is too slippery for the birds.
511039
not sure, but there are chickadees entering my house...the house sparrows here in Colorado have slightly broader shoulders so might not be able to get in....sorry not to be more definitive, but the chickadees and red head finches fit....
813120
I think it would be perfect for your bird. I have a African Grey and he loves it. You can also open the top for more space.
1217890
I have a love bird. The birds you mentioned may not fit, but I put shredded brown paper bag, paper inside the hole and my bird love to stick his head in and pick it out. He sits on the ladder mostly. I hope this helped . I like it in the cage.
753874
This would be a great cage for an Eclectus. There is plenty of room to move around, hang toys. As with all birds, however, perches need to be the right size diameter. We made our own perches for our Mollucans. Open top is a nice feature if your bird likes to perch on top. Several access doors for food and water dishes is also helpful. Hope this helps.
634677
No sorry. But there are others that would work great on Amazon . This unit is for smaller birds
2022629
Definitely, in my opinion. We have our red-bellied parrot in there -- he's a little bigger than a Quaker. The cage is attractive and well built -- very heavy. Our bird is only in the cage about four hours a day, but he seems to like it.
157391
No I am sorry it would not fit a large bird. I bought mine for decoration in my front yard and I really can not see any bird using it to live in. Very attractive and very well made. Hope this helps
735982
This feeder would accommodate many types of small and large birds. It is difficult to keep one type of bird from a feeder.
2178252
I have a Jenday Conure and he loves it. Yes it is for a bit bigger birds but Conures as they grow like to be acrobats and when you are not home they entertain themselves by climbing around.
990696
A cockatoo would fit but would not have a lot of play area. I would buy a bigger cage if I had a cockatoo. I have medium sized conures.
1767064
Hi, are you saying Blackbirds? I live in CT and we have a Common Blackbird and another one my mom called a Grackle. "When the Grackles came then spring is here!" They did not stay long so put out some cheap stuff and let them have it until they leave. I know they like to feed on the ground so anything that falls they like. I have not seen one for three weeks now. When they leave I would think you would be fine.
1694572
Its pretty good size but not sure as they are pretty big birds. A rather small size one probably could use it.
778611
If you only want to use it as a travel and sleep cage, yes. BUT I WONT RECOMMENDED as a full time cage for any bird.
1950198
Smaller bird can fit inside. Large ones can only reach at certain angles.Squirre cannot get at it at all.
1408958
I would recommend a Perch and Go Clear view carrier which amazon has one for $15 cheaper then what I paid. I have two. and travel alot with my birds. its taller but narrower. It does not have food or water dish so you may need to put in at least weighted water dish if you travel very far. the perch they include is plastic but I replaced with concrete perch but you would not have to do that.