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Make a Birdy Backpack, to Carry a Pet Bird (or Two).

Make a Birdy Backpack, to Carry a Pet Bird (or Two).
Want to take your bird(s) out for a walk?  Attach a birdcage to a backpack frame.  Easy!
 
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Step 1Choose a Cage

Choose a Cage
Find a cage which suits your bird and is a good size for you to carry.
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7 comments
May 22, 2012. 11:14 PMwhY incision says:
How neat! I may have to do a smaller one with a travel-cage for my own tiny friends.
Jul 21, 2011. 6:58 PMfonzuzu says:
i have a cage just like like that and a lutino cockatiel too, love the idea but i dont think she'l like it shes really sensitive. great ible anyways :)
Jun 4, 2011. 11:57 AMmadmans firework emporium says:
cute cockateils, the one on the bottom looks like its about to chew through the cage liner or the cable tie
Jul 3, 2010. 11:57 AMsdhardie says:
I have an African Grey. I'm afraid she would chew through those. heh Great idea though! I may try it w/ a travel cage and some metal ties. Thanks for posting!
Jul 13, 2010. 8:37 AMroges says:
I have a cockateil, Are you familiar with the cry of the inconvenienced cockateil? There is no way that I would strap Kirby D'Bird that close to my ear. I'd be insane or a least deaf by the end of a day hike. Be sure t secure that door and have fun. Roges
Jul 3, 2010. 8:34 PMeyerobot says:
I've been told that I have too much time on my hands, But after seeing this instructable, I feel that I'm not alone. Very original idea, I'm more of a bird feeder, Than a bird carrier, But I like this idea.
Jul 3, 2010. 12:52 PMBiggsy says:
I havwe a parrot... and unfortunatly like sdhardie, my parrot would moer than likely bite through the bars and tear meto shreads.... she is a lovelly bird honestly.... just not exactly happy sometimes ;) good idea though

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