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New freebie! (Patreon)

Published:
2020-04-23 22:01:54
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2026-06
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Hey guys, I'm always looking for new, free resources to provide the avian community with and here is the latest... a foraging how-to guide with tips and tricks on how to implement foraging with your bird (and it doesn't HAVE to be time consuming!) 

Download it for free here. 

And don't forget to leave a review! xo

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Jeanne Okerlund

Perfect timing. I've been looking into homemade foraging ideas!

Jen Perry

Awesome - as always!!

Wendy Cottingham

I got it this morning! I will leave a review!

Rosanna Lam

I’m always envious of Australians owners who need only take a walk and grab native foliage for enrichment for their cockatiels and cockatoos. It’s easy to know it is safe because they live in it. The bottlebrush flowers are so cool. 😭 I live in the Pacific Northwest whose environment is opposite so none of that flora is growing here. I have, however, been eyeing a neighbour a few doors down who has some fig trees lining their fence. 👀 (interestingly, they also have coop of fancy doves/pigeons outside).

Heather Wolf

I LOVE this! I was just inspired by this to make a simple foraging toy from cardboard, egg carton and twine, and put a few little branches (from a larger branch) of millet in it, and my GCC (who is toy picky - but she's learning, I love BirdTricks' toy subscription) went to town on it! I don't care for "crafty" projects, but this took me all of 90 seconds. And she went for it like flies on $***! Thank you!

BirdTricks
>>35752049

I know, right?! That was one thing that was sooo cool about Oz. During masterclasses Mel would often run outside and grab grass seed for the small birds!