Bird cage in your bedroom

[Maxsmom]

No nap's in room for me and Mickey wants my attention so on the couch for my nap's . I make the mistake well it just happened I dozed off and next thing I know my Pippie is preening my nose and my Nip is up my sleeve in my arm pit pull armpit hair glad i am a light sleeper. If I put them in there cage they scream the whole time cause they want to be near me

Yes I have awoken to Max making a knot in my hair!

 

[Hallie]

My birds are in my bedroom. It works well with the GCC, but my Sennie is LOUD. He calls for me anytime the door opens, and he screams (sounds like a fan belt going out) if there is a light on he doesn't like.

I like having my birds in my room. They're in there with 2 dogs (always crated when I'm not there), a 55 gallon tank full of fish, and a TV I leave on for them while I'm gone. With the exception of Oliver's constant alarm calls if I turn my desk light on, it works well.

 

[AJ&Ellie]

Rocky my GCC is in my bedroom. He's generally quiet and doesn't make a lot of mess, so it has worked out fine so far. He's a bit of a night owl, and I always hear him playing around a lot after his cage is covered for the night. But I did discover from him being in there that he's afraid to see me naked! The first few times I was changing clothes and walked by his cage, he let out a loud, high-pitched alarm call which he hasn't ever done when I'm fully dressed. He seems to be getting used to it now though as I haven't gotten that reaction in the last couple of days . Those birds sure don't care about our self-esteems!

 

[madoc]

Used to keep Remi and tiki in my room, but Remi was known to start doing this maniacal laugh in the middle of the night for no reason. So creepy pants had to get her own room

That's your fault for teaching her a freaky laugh...

 

[SueA555]

I kept Joey in my bedroom during quarantine. It was nice to have our special time on my bed before all the other birds woke up.

 

[rocky'smom]

only during quarantine.

 

[Irishj9]

Yes I have three caique babies in my ( fairly large) bedroom.

The floor is tiled, they don't make any dander or dust. Plus they are positioned beside a large glass patio door which makes them happy.

I have an empty spare room plus an aviary, but I keep making excuses to keep the little troublemakers near me

 

[Bird_lover6]

Harry and George have cages in our master bedroom. Since all of our clothes are in our master closet off the master bathroom, I can get up quietly, go into the bathroom, and come out completely dressed without disturbing them very much. Since my bedroom is dark, they continue to sleep for about another two hours. Then, they get moved to the kitchen where they eat their fresh foods and spend a good part of the day with me.