fire works and your birds

[j j m 6,563]

what do you do to help your birds on fireworks night,i cover most of my open mesh part for anything dropping and keep going out to keep a eye on them

[KenKeeping 13]

Ive been popping out now and again, but we are lucky at the moment this year, there hasnt been a lot of noise realy, which is surprising!

Even my Salukis havent moaned this year.

 

Mind you, last week, the boy next door didlet one hell of a banger off in the back yard, and their yard echoes sounds, it shook the house.

She didnt worry too much about it though.

Frightened the hell out of me though, lol/

 

[Ginger shooter 58]

I took mine out for a fly yesterdat got home and I had the same last night next door was letting aload off and they wasn't pops lol I put canvas over the sides and heater on for her kept checking she's fine! Checked her this morning seems ok!!

[KenKeeping 13]

I think we would be surprised how much they can put up with!

 

I recon we realy do worry too much, lol.

 

(Is it realy us that are scared of the the big bad bangs, lol)

[CityHunter.uK 12]

flown birds on landfills where fireworks are used as well as the birds to scare away the gulls and the hawks and falcons do not bother a jot. Although this is probably to do more with experience so if you have an anxious bird that has not been exposed to loud noised you may have smashed up feathers from it baiting about.

[KenKeeping 13]

Jessy did very well I must admit.

I was a little (a lot) concerned as it would have been my first year with a BOP on bonfire night!

Saying bonfire night though, it seems to go on for ages with all these fireworks going off willynilly.