Budgie panorama.
It looks like a very posh version of the set from a '50s or '60s sci-fi movie (like Forbidden Planet or Barbarella). If it were made of cardboard it would be an uncanny recreation of the natural habitat of the characters from the first series of Star Trek
I like it. Easy to clean. Year-round interactive. Barrier for kids to slam into chasing birds. It does look very institutionalized, but a quick hosing on the high polish concrete-stained floors gets the waste away. I love the serpentine wall. If they put glass walls and had dry land on either end, the middle could be a pool. Would make a sweet crocodylian exhibit.
Personally I think this would look better with only green budgies and be a more natural looking flock at least.
I'm not sure if the bird on the path is an albino specimen or not, I hope not, as I have never known a white budgerigar to breed or to be anything other than a killer of other budgie's chicks, and be very argumentative with the rest of the flock.
Personally I think this would look better with only green budgies and be a more natural looking flock at least.
I'm not sure if the bird on the path is an albino specimen or not, I hope not, as I have never known a white budgerigar to breed or to be anything other than a killer of other budgie's chicks, and be very argumentative with the rest of the flock.
Not only is it ugly and unnatural, but it's a colossal waste of space that could be better utilised displaying something - anything, really - other than the most commonly kept cage parrot in the world.
