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Keith Jegen's Bird Room |
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Keith resides in Alberta, Canada. Keith's bird room is 12ft by 11ft. |
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Dividers are used during breeding season and removed for flight space
after. |
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If you study these pictures,
you will notice food, water and baths are all attached to the outside
of the cages for easy accessibility.
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Keith has been
breeding waterslagers since 2004. Keith's stock birds came from Mike
Vallee and Pierre Nicole imports, Keith states, "I wanted to
breed the best singing canary possible that is the reason I selected
the Waterslager." |
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Keith started in 2004 with 4 males and 8 hens. He breeds
one male with two hens and removes the divider to move the male back
and forth. |
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Keith pulls the eggs and stores them in this tray filled with seed. |
Close up of waterslager. |
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Fruits of labor... 5 chicks waiting for food. Keith bred 70 babies
this year from 16 hens. |
Nice cozy nest for these youngsters. Note Keith's record keeping
binder to the left. |
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© 2007
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