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Wow, that's like the complete opposite of here, and not that far. But if I could I would...

Quote: Haha that would've been somethin to see! But here in Ohio, which is considered Midwest, we have had our share of rain. Crops have been delayed due to the fields looking like ponds. Hopefully you get some rain, cause you could watch grass grow by the time your pond is full

Man thats a bummer, but that is sorta funny with the bullfrog gettin in there.

Quote: Thanks, starting to look good, still has some grass and stuff in there too. We actually had to regrow the grass, cause thats were my peafowl were, and over time it became a mud hole. Then we planted 2 pine trees , some pamas grass, and a forsitha(sp?) bush. Next year it should be grown...

I posted this on the migratory duck thread, but id figure id post them here. My avairy is almost done and all I need is to finish up the netting. Its 25X26 and 10ft high. [/img]

Quote: Ya, still a good idea for them to be in a safe place during the night. X2 Even if its just a 3 sided shelter, it is a lot better than nothing.

Quote: Thats what I think im going to to with my aiviary, but with chicken wire and more plants since its for ornamentals. I love it though!

I'll look into it... Thanks Kansaskid

Ok, will do. My brother has a call in a dog kennel(which is made of chainlink) and it doesnt try to slip out. But then again, they arent wild... O well, ill ask someone. I can use hardware cloth, but im tryin to save some money since my dads makin me pay for most all of the pen.

Well, I gotta question. I am working on pricing out my aiviary, and I was wondering if I could put some wire around the bottom of the chain link fence. I know they could fly out in theory, but would they intentonally? Is it a good Idea? Thanks, Justin

Quote: That would be cool! Hopefully in the spring I will have some.

Hopefully I can get ornemental ducks in the spring, so ill have to build an aviary too. Also, These Aviaries are amzing. Keep up the good pics