This week, I finally discovered who was really behind the dead birds in my garden—and the answer came the hard way.
My budgies have started digging brand-new nesting holes into the walls of the nesting tower, forcing me to come up with a completely new way to stop them from breeding.
While I was away, one of my baby chickens developed severe splayed legs. By the time I got home, it had already grown, making the rescue much more difficult.
And if that wasn’t enough, my giant zebra finch aviary has officially reached its maximum capacity.
This is Bird Keeping in the Garden.
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My Aviary Season 2026





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