Does it have the bird catcher mesh? Picture doesn't show. Thanks
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Hi Wendy. I have that wall cap right here. Yes, behind the flapper is a steel mesh. -Matt
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yes it does have a mesh but I returned it because it wasn't it enough for both my shih-tzus and I got a different stroller.
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I don't know the exact dimensions as I'm away from home at the moment but I have a 6 year old quaker parrot and I bought the small size and it's perfect for her. The mesh is made out of stainless steel. My bird can easily see out of it but she can't chew through it. :). I love it. It was a great purchase and I highly recommend mine!
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Yes it does. I have had this cage for years and it's great! Plenty of room for my bird, and I lift the cage off the stand and put him outside in the summer months.
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It does not. I mounted it to an existing post to replace another feeder I had.
28449
Yes it does. Birds can't get in... it does tend to flap in strong wind so keep that in mind if you are in a location with constant wind. I've only heard this happen twice in the middle of thunderstorms.
13919
It Comes with everything pictured. It's a good cage for a small bird but way to small for a cockatoo or conure
1298586
It has the insect screen side panels. There are decorative canvas side panels but they do not fits all the way across and do not zip together. They are more a decorative corner item with tie backs to hold them in place. The fame held up well during some very high winds. We have learned to take the top panels off once winter winds are forecast.
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The mesh is designed for sunflower seed with the shell on. Smaller seed will leak out. The birds love the feeder, but our squirrels love it too. You have to place it in an area where squirrels can't access it.
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That is a really good question and so far, I can answer no. But never say never. What i have had a problem with (once) was the netting that I use for my cherry trees. I was using the open flimsier (cheap) stuff and one day I found a robin stuck in that. So I traded up for a heavier smaller mesh. No problems since. But you bring up a good point.
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No, but I've jerry-rigged one to work. It's the Penn Plax Bird Bath with Universal Clips (&lt;$10 on Amazon). The opening of the swing out doors was too high, so I had to use one of the drop down doors. I had to make some adjustments to make it work: I had to trim the part of the base that attaches to the cage. The part that loops over the bottom of the opening was too wide, so I trimmed a bit off on both sides with a utility knife. Of course, the drop-down door is a problem for the clips that keep the top of the bath on. So, I had to use wire to hold the door up and secure. I managed to make it in a way that allows me to easily drop the door down when I take the bath off to clean and refill it. Even with these adjustments, it's not a great solution. The birds (social finches) make a MESS splashing around. It drips out of the bath and onto the floor. So, all that to say, yes and no. I've made something work, but it's really not a great solution. I will say, though, that we LOVE this cage! And so do our birds. Even with the bath issues, I'm not sure I would trade out the cage.
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Yes it does:-)The spaces are small enough to be easily accessible to the smaller birds yet not clog. Finch feed or even regular wild bird food easily fits in the feeder and flows nicely. Whole kernel corn or pellets not so good. I live in the desert and even in the severe wind, I do not lose much feed, if any, when the feeder swings. (It doesn't swing much because of it's weight and design). Also, the birds cannot easily sling seed out the tray because of the small dividers and the depth. Large birds like doves and the like cannot land on this feeder. Hope this helps:-)
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Yes, from pictures I've seen on the internet. I wouldn't put more than one bird in it though.
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The one I use can be found on Amazon It is called "Backyard Boys Woodworking BBW32 Deluxe Oriole Feeder" Click on this link and it will take you there Backyard Boys Woodworking BBW32 Deluxe Oriole FeederI have several varieties of feeders hanging next to each other from a metal tree. The birds just choose what they want. As I also said, I have just an open bowl sitting out on a bench for the ground feeders. Any open shallow container will do.
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The one I purchased did not come with a dust catcher but it was worth every penny.I love it!!
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Yes. The size of the wire mesh around the feeder tube is far too small to allow grackles or anything larger than the smaller hedge birds; chickadee, wren, finch sized birds. I've had to replace the center tube as the plastic died from three years of UV exposure. Not hard to do and a $7 tube from Lowes was an almost perfect fit. I also created a coroplast cover to keep off the rain and discovered it gave some immumity to the smaller birds from a local Kestrel. Zero squirrel access.
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No, the aviary does not have caster wheels. But the idea is a good one, my husband is putting some on tomorrow. He is going to saw the legs off, add a sheet of 1" plywood to support the bottom of the aviary and add the wheels. Not too hard for someone that is handy. Very beautiful filled with a great bird or birds with toys.