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AIA Aviary

Our story began in November 5, 2020 when we raised a two-weeks old splay leg african love bird (Agapornis roseicollis) also known as Albs 1.

From there, we developed a passion for raising a friendly, happy, healthy and well-socialized african love birds.

07/11/2022

Good Morning mga KaBirdies!
Ganito rin ba ang mga ibon nyo every morning?

31/05/2022

Birds construct many different types of nests. There are floating nests, cups, domes, pendulums and basket-shaped nests. They can be made out of sticks, twigs, leaves, grasses, mosses or even mud.

But not all birds make nests. For example, emperor penguin fathers carry their precious egg on their feet (to keep it off the frozen ground).

Some birds, such as cuckoos, will lay their eggs in someone else’s nests. Others lay them on the ground among leaves or pebbles, or on cliffs with very little protection.

For the birds that do build nests, there is one main goal: to keep their eggs and chicks safe.

How do birds build nests?

To actually weave the nests, birds will usually create a base by layering sticks or twigs in the place they want it. Then they use their beaks and feet to weave a chosen materials through, to hold the sticks in place.

They can pull strips of material with their beaks over and under, just like weaving a rug.

-Kiara L'Herpiniere, Macquarie University
(theconversation.com) article

24/05/2022

We are looking for our feathered friend, Tres.

Please help us find our beloved pet.

24/05/2022

We are looking for our feathered friend, Tres.

Please help us find our beloved pet.

18/05/2022

The love and trust of a bird is one of the most difficult things to gain, but once you've earned it, it will be one of the most precious things you'll ever had.

11/05/2022

"Don't let politics ruin relationships. One of the truest tests of maturity is the ability to disagree with someone while remaining respectful." - Dave Willis

Photo from Pyro technique & James Theodore L. Yu

Featuring:
Miggy and Rafael - Albino
Jiro - df vio eu perso
Kaboom - df vio eu pb perso

03/05/2022

Salamat sa magandang advice sa pag-aalaga ng ibon at sa good deal Sir Tank!

Happy Bird Keeping!

03/05/2022

There are only two lasting bequests we can hope to give our children. One of these is roots, the other, wings.

-Johann Wolfgang von Goethe

Bonnie and Clyde (wild type green personata)

27/04/2022

Our lovely birds food for today:
Cucumber with Egg Yolk

27/04/2022

Our lovely African love birds babies. For rehoming soon!

27/04/2022

27/04/2022

27/04/2022

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Good Morning mga KaBirdies! Ganito rin ba ang mga ibon nyo every morning? #aiaaviary

How do birds build nests?

Birds construct many different types of nests. There are floating nests, cups, domes, pendulums and basket-shaped nests. They can be made out of sticks, twigs, leaves, grasses, mosses or even mud. But not all birds make nests. For example, emperor penguin fathers carry their precious egg on their feet (to keep it off the frozen ground). Some birds, such as cuckoos, will lay their eggs in someone else’s nests. Others lay them on the ground among leaves or pebbles, or on cliffs with very little protection. For the birds that do build nests, there is one main goal: to keep their eggs and chicks safe. How do birds build nests? To actually weave the nests, birds will usually create a base by layering sticks or twigs in the place they want it. Then they use their beaks and feet to weave a chosen materials through, to hold the sticks in place. They can pull strips of material with their beaks over and under, just like weaving a rug. -Kiara L'Herpiniere, Macquarie University (theconversation.com) article

Help us find our beloved friend, Tres.

We are looking for our feathered friend, Tres. Please help us find our beloved pet.

Our Tamed African Love Birds

The love and trust of a bird is one of the most difficult things to gain, but once you've earned it, it will be one of the most precious things you'll ever had.

Don't let politics ruin relationships.

"Don't let politics ruin relationships. One of the truest tests of maturity is the ability to disagree with someone while remaining respectful." - Dave Willis Photo from Pyro technique & James Theodore L. Yu Featuring: Miggy and Rafael - Albino Jiro - df vio eu perso Kaboom - df vio eu pb perso

Wild Type Green Personata (Agapornis personatus)

There are only two lasting bequests we can hope to give our children. One of these is roots, the other, wings. -Johann Wolfgang von Goethe Bonnie and Clyde (wild type green personata)