Here is the finished ramp. We had to go with a double ramp with a landing in the middle due to the steep angle. The ladies actually like to dogpile on the landing and sleep (for now, until they get too big) We had to add a board on the outside edge of the landing after finding out that they slept there the first night they had access to the lower level because I found a handful of feathers outside on the ground...had no idea they would sleep there and be pushed up against the fence. Probably a racoon...close call

Just 3 of our 9 ladies on the landing they all like to sleep on.

Here is the finished ramp. We had to go with a double ramp with a landing in the middle due to the steep angle. The ladies actually like to dogpile on the landing and sleep (for now, until they get too big) We had to add a board on the outside edge of the landing after finding out that they slept there the first night they had access to the lower level because I found a handful of feathers outside on the ground...had no idea they would sleep there and be pushed up against the fence. Probably a racoon...close call

You can see the plant hanger we used to hang the feeder - we've since moved it to the other wall across from the perches.

Another view of the interior from the other side. The entrance to the ramp is in the far back corner now...

Here is the finished ramp. We had to go with a double ramp with a landing in the middle due to the steep angle. The ladies actually like to dogpile on the landing and sleep (for now, until they get too big) We had to add a board on the outside edge of the landing after finding out that they slept there the first night they had access to the lower level because I found a handful of feathers outside on the ground...had no idea they would sleep there and be pushed up against the fence. Probably a racoon...close call

Julie S
May 3, 2014

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