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What do I do if my bird is afraid of his birdcage cover?

I just recently bought a canary and placed a cover over his cage but he’s freaking out in there. Is this normal? Will he calm down once he gets used to it? Or should I take it off his cage?

Make sure you have the light on when you start to place the cover over the cage. Cover the back and sides first and let himget use to the cover slowly. He does not see well in sudden darkness and is frightened not knowing what is going to happen to him in complete darkness.

Bird Cage Set-up Part One

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A Fine Frenzy – Bomb In A Birdcage [9/8]* $13.85 Personnel: Alison Sudol (vocals, piano, keyboards); Lukas Burton (whistling, keyboards, synthesizer); Joel Shearer, David Levita (guitar); Jesse Siebenberg (lap steel guitar, piano, keyboards, drums); Daphne Chen (violin); Richard Dodd (cello); Sarah Wass (flute); Stephen LeBlanc (piano, keyboards); Victor Indrizzo (drums).Audio Mixers: Chris Fuhrman; Serban Ghenea.Recording information: Eldorado Studios, Burbank, CA; Glenwood Studios, Burbank, CA; The Georgia House, Los Angeles, CA; The Shack, Echo Park, CA.Photographer: Cass Bird.What a difference two years can make. Alison Sudol introduced herself as a piano-playing pixie on 2007`s ONE CELL IN THE SEA, stuffing its songs with lilting vocals and fairytale whimsy. While that combination spawned several upbeat songs, ballads proved to be Sudol`s bread and butter, and she soon found herself saddled with the unfortunate task of recreating the album`s intimacy in a live concert setting. Two years after SEA`s release, the songwriter returns with a second record, having taken a lesson from the road and fine-tuned her music accordingly. There are still several ballads here, particularly during the album`s latter half, but Sudol knows that faster material works better in concert, where both the band and the audience can share in the same catharsis. Accordingly, BOMB IN THE BIRDCAGE is a lively piece of work, with songs that take flight and arrangements that couch her vocals in tasteful heaps of strings, harmonies, and piano. A Fine Frenzy truly sounds like a band here, with guitarist David Levita leading the group on several numbers and drummer Jesse Siebenberg adding percussive nuance to one of the album`s best numbers, "New Heights." Elsewhere, "What I Wouldn`t Do" mixes acoustic guitar and handclaps into a summery folksong, the sort of sprightly thing that`s appropriate for coffeehouses and campfires alike, while "Electric Twist" flirts with The Bird and the Bee`s cool, nuanced electro-pop. Sudol sounds ecstatic throughout the album, her cooing voice often giving way to delighted yelps, and BOMB IN THE BIRDCAGE is a fitting display of the explosives this songbird now has in her arsenal. Copyright (C) Muze Inc. 2005. For personal use only. All rights reserved.

A Fine Frenzy – Bomb In A Birdcage [9/8]* $13.01 Personnel: Alison Sudol (vocals, piano, keyboards); Lukas Burton (whistling, keyboards, synthesizer); Joel Shearer, David Levita (guitar); Jesse Siebenberg (lap steel guitar, piano, keyboards, drums); Daphne Chen (violin); Richard Dodd (cello); Sarah Wass (flute); Stephen LeBlanc (piano, keyboards); Victor Indrizzo (drums).Audio Mixers: Chris Fuhrman; Serban Ghenea.Recording information: Eldorado Studios, Burbank, CA; Glenwood Studios, Burbank, CA; The Georgia House, Los Angeles, CA; The Shack, Echo Park, CA.Photographer: Cass Bird.What a difference two years can make. Alison Sudol introduced herself as a piano-playing pixie on 2007`s ONE CELL IN THE SEA, stuffing its songs with lilting vocals and fairytale whimsy. While that combination spawned several upbeat songs, ballads proved to be Sudol`s bread and butter, and she soon found herself saddled with the unfortunate task of recreating the album`s intimacy in a live concert setting. Two years after SEA`s release, the songwriter returns with a second record, having taken a lesson from the road and fine-tuned her music accordingly. There are still several ballads here, particularly during the album`s latter half, but Sudol knows that faster material works better in concert, where both the band and the audience can share in the same catharsis. Accordingly, BOMB IN THE BIRDCAGE is a lively piece of work, with songs that take flight and arrangements that couch her vocals in tasteful heaps of strings, harmonies, and piano. A Fine Frenzy truly sounds like a band here, with guitarist David Levita leading the group on several numbers and drummer Jesse Siebenberg adding percussive nuance to one of the album`s best numbers, "New Heights." Elsewhere, "What I Wouldn`t Do" mixes acoustic guitar and handclaps into a summery folksong, the sort of sprightly thing that`s appropriate for coffeehouses and campfires alike, while "Electric Twist" flirts with The Bird and the Bee`s cool, nuanced electro-pop. Sudol sounds ecstatic throughout the album, her cooing voice often giving way to delighted yelps, and BOMB IN THE BIRDCAGE is a fitting display of the explosives this songbird now has in her arsenal. Copyright (C) Muze Inc. 2005. For personal use only. All rights reserved.

A Fine Frenzy – Bomb In A Birdcage [9/8]* $17.54 Personnel: Alison Sudol (vocals, piano, keyboards); Lukas Burton (whistling, keyboards, synthesizer); Joel Shearer, David Levita (guitar); Jesse Siebenberg (lap steel guitar, piano, keyboards, drums); Daphne Chen (violin); Richard Dodd (cello); Sarah Wass (flute); Stephen LeBlanc (piano, keyboards); Victor Indrizzo (drums).Audio Mixers: Chris Fuhrman; Serban Ghenea.Recording information: Eldorado Studios, Burbank, CA; Glenwood Studios, Burbank, CA; The Georgia House, Los Angeles, CA; The Shack, Echo Park, CA.Photographer: Cass Bird.What a difference two years can make. Alison Sudol introduced herself as a piano-playing pixie on 2007`s ONE CELL IN THE SEA, stuffing its songs with lilting vocals and fairytale whimsy. While that combination spawned several upbeat songs, ballads proved to be Sudol`s bread and butter, and she soon found herself saddled with the unfortunate task of recreating the album`s intimacy in a live concert setting. Two years after SEA`s release, the songwriter returns with a second record, having taken a lesson from the road and fine-tuned her music accordingly. There are still several ballads here, particularly during the album`s latter half, but Sudol knows that faster material works better in concert, where both the band and the audience can share in the same catharsis. Accordingly, BOMB IN THE BIRDCAGE is a lively piece of work, with songs that take flight and arrangements that couch her vocals in tasteful heaps of strings, harmonies, and piano. A Fine Frenzy truly sounds like a band here, with guitarist David Levita leading the group on several numbers and drummer Jesse Siebenberg adding percussive nuance to one of the album`s best numbers, "New Heights." Elsewhere, "What I Wouldn`t Do" mixes acoustic guitar and handclaps into a summery folksong, the sort of sprightly thing that`s appropriate for coffeehouses and campfires alike, while "Electric Twist" flirts with The Bird and the Bee`s cool, nuanced electro-pop. Sudol sounds ecstatic throughout the album, her cooing voice often giving way to delighted yelps, and BOMB IN THE BIRDCAGE is a fitting display of the explosives this songbird now has in her arsenal. Copyright (C) Muze Inc. 2005. For personal use only. All rights reserved.