Hello my dear friends! Despite all my assurances that during the war I will not take new birds, I am confidently approaching the pre-war number of birds in my yard.
Birds do not delve into our political complexities too much. They keep getting into trouble and asking for help. Of course, here you see one of the oldest inhabitants of my house, the little owl Buba. Buba, as you remember, hates everyone and most of all me😁 This is a distinctive feature of these birds.
The rest of the feathered inhabitants of my yard are more friendly to the world. Nevertheless, they often do not extend this friendliness to each other, therefore, when placing them in enclosures, one must take into account their relationship to each other.
It is of course obvious that it is impossible to settle parrots with owls, and pigeons with kites. By the way, parrots cannot be settled even just close to predatory princes, because such a neighborhood scares them to death (in the literal sense).
But there are things that are not so obvious. For example, the neighborhood of certain species of owls will often be undesirable. You can not settle together owls and corvids, as well as falcons and corvids.