The feeders to be set up inside the aviary in larger saucers on the ground, remember that turdids by their nature tend to feed on the ground, they are generally accustomed with left-right movements of the head, to move their beaks in the feeders, movements that facilitate the escape of the same and thus the waste and thus prevent it from settling for a long time deteriorating and could also be an attraction to small pests ( rats, mice, and small bacteria caused by the deterioration) obviously sheltered from the rain, so better with a plastic or sheet metal canopy, this also avoids contamination from possible bird droppings.
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