God's love

We do not keep birds in cages. We have a huge garden and a birdbath and that is where they happily chirp

@allknowing I was in my garage last week. The garage door was open, as I was waiting for my wife to drive in in a few minutes time. It was raining, and I didn't want her to get wet, getting out of her car. A little yellow bird walked into the garage to get out of the rain. It was a canary, and it must have escaped from somebody's cage. They can't survive now in the wild. We caught it and placed it in a cage, where it is happy now again, getting fresh food every day, and its sore eye is already healed. It whistles sweetly when it's happy too. Some birds are better off in a cage, I guess. Another bird had tried to peck its eye out, and when I researched canaries, on the internet, if I had put it in with my budgies, the budgies apparently try to break its legs by pecking them. See my picture of it : Canary in cage

@innertalks I agree with you. There are a few birds that cannot survive in the open and I can think of love birds. But parrots for example do well in the open. We have so many visiting our garden and showing off their might (lol) We were in Nepal a few years ago and staying in a hotel They had cordoned a huge area for birds. That area had trees and a lot of greenery. They ofcourse fed them too I have seen that in Singapore too and they call if Bird Park

We have created an environment for them

@Shavkat No bird houses here. I want them to fly free but I have a bird bath

@allknowing If I have a big yard like yours, I would love to install some birdhouses.

Thank you

@allknowing welcome

A soothing sound. Right?

@allknowing yes!