QUOTE(tangsn @ Jul 5 2009, 04:19 AM)
What is that?a researches by JPVPP or P** deparment?
By a Stu*** professor or by P**?
We only open a hole at my house and play some music,and the AF come into my house,we never give any food to AF.what wrong am i?
the AF come if self,we never force them to come stay our house,the hole is open 24 hour a day,they can fry back to cave any time also,who so call
Perlakuan berperikemanusiaan???????
By a Stu*** professor or by P**?
We only open a hole at my house and play some music,and the AF come into my house,we never give any food to AF.what wrong am i?
the AF come if self,we never force them to come stay our house,the hole is open 24 hour a day,they can fry back to cave any time also,who so call
Perlakuan berperikemanusiaan???????
Added on July 5, 2009, 9:39 pm
QUOTE(West Wing @ Jul 5 2009, 08:53 PM)
When expert tell you that your old birds will stay at your BHs as long as they live? Correct but then not 100% and why? Like one very old friend told me that a 1st. guideline for swiftlets ranching sound alot like chicken breeding guideline but coming to think of it, there are some logic in it....birds are birds and by observing the mother hen behind your house, you will understand more about the swiftlets behaviors.
Swiftlets will lay their eggs in the location all their life like the mother hens do but then like the mother hens, if you prevent them from returning, they may move to another location. True or False, and let me give you a case history. A few years ago, I bought a BH having only 40 nests and during the same period, an old BH about 60 meters away having over 8K birds did some renovation and the renovation lasted for 3 months and what really happened was that my BH was having 40 tiny small BNs and after 3 months end up with more than 450 nests mostly over 3 fingers big. Just tell me where did the big adult birds that make my hugh nests came from?
This is just to share some of my old happenings and hope that will help you to manage your BH better.
Swiftlets will lay their eggs in the location all their life like the mother hens do but then like the mother hens, if you prevent them from returning, they may move to another location. True or False, and let me give you a case history. A few years ago, I bought a BH having only 40 nests and during the same period, an old BH about 60 meters away having over 8K birds did some renovation and the renovation lasted for 3 months and what really happened was that my BH was having 40 tiny small BNs and after 3 months end up with more than 450 nests mostly over 3 fingers big. Just tell me where did the big adult birds that make my hugh nests came from?
This is just to share some of my old happenings and hope that will help you to manage your BH better.
please do explain what u mean by ur post. thank you.
This post has been edited by ChanK: Jul 5 2009, 09:39 PM
Jul 5 2009, 09:35 PM

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