Sunday, June 13, 2010
Thursday, June 10, 2010
Monday, June 7, 2010
Sunday, June 6, 2010
BIRD'S NEST 燕窝
These are the harvests of the current season. In terms of shape and weight, they are all wonderfully beautiful. Our efforts have not gone to waste.
Friday, June 4, 2010
Wednesday, June 2, 2010
Tuesday, June 1, 2010
Sunday, May 30, 2010
Saturday, May 29, 2010
Thursday, May 27, 2010
PURE BIRD NEST BEFORE & AFTER 精选燕窝
It requires plenty of effort, monetary expenses, human commitment, time and patience, to be able to cultivate and ultimately, extract these valuable bird's nests. They are a valuable asset to the world, and a rare natural resource.
This is the ultimate reward we receive, for developing, maintaining, and taking care of our birdhouses.
Tuesday, May 25, 2010
Monday, May 24, 2010
PEST CONTROL DRAINAGE SYSTEM FOR BIRD HOUSE 燕屋防虫害沟渠
This special drainage system is customised to prevent pests from entering the birdhouse. The pests it keeps out include, ants, rats and snakes.
The drain is constantly filled with water. In the water, we can add a little pest-control liquids and rat poison. This is done to prevent the rats from entering the house. These pests are a natural danger to the swiftlets and the birdhouse will not be effective if they are allowed to enter the houses.
Another advantage of the water in the drains will also adjust naturally, the humidity and the temperature in the birdhouse.
They may also be disadvantages of the drain. During the rainy season, it is important to continuously add in the poison and other liquids. It is also important to continuosly clear the drainage system of the dead and decomposing pests. The decomposition may lead to foul smells which will be bad for the birdhouse. Dirty waters may also lead to the breeding of mosquitoes.
For a stand-alone building with 3-4 levels, this drainage system is very useful. I would reccommend this for these kinds of birdhouses.
The drain is constantly filled with water. In the water, we can add a little pest-control liquids and rat poison. This is done to prevent the rats from entering the house. These pests are a natural danger to the swiftlets and the birdhouse will not be effective if they are allowed to enter the houses.
Another advantage of the water in the drains will also adjust naturally, the humidity and the temperature in the birdhouse.
They may also be disadvantages of the drain. During the rainy season, it is important to continuously add in the poison and other liquids. It is also important to continuosly clear the drainage system of the dead and decomposing pests. The decomposition may lead to foul smells which will be bad for the birdhouse. Dirty waters may also lead to the breeding of mosquitoes.
For a stand-alone building with 3-4 levels, this drainage system is very useful. I would reccommend this for these kinds of birdhouses.
Saturday, May 22, 2010
Friday, May 21, 2010
Wednesday, May 19, 2010
Monday, May 17, 2010
Sunday, May 16, 2010
SWIFTLET'S BABY:- READY-GET SET-GO
The swiftlet's baby are growing up healthily and are all mature enough to fly .They will be able to leave their nests any time. Please try to let them stay in the old bird's house, and not the neighbour bird's house.They are our property and our future.
This is the season for swiftlet nest harvesting. Birdhouse owners are working hard to harvest nests. However, there are at least 10% of swiftlets who are not fully mature yet and are staying in the house.
We should make the efforts to clear abit of the bird droppings and replenish the aroma in the birdhouses. This should be done to try to keep the young swiftlets in the house. By keeping the house in its original state, and leaving the swiftlet sounds on, we can provide for a conducive environment for the baby swiftlets to stay in, and maybe bring in new neighbours for them.
This way, we can have a successful birdhouse.
This is the season for swiftlet nest harvesting. Birdhouse owners are working hard to harvest nests. However, there are at least 10% of swiftlets who are not fully mature yet and are staying in the house.
We should make the efforts to clear abit of the bird droppings and replenish the aroma in the birdhouses. This should be done to try to keep the young swiftlets in the house. By keeping the house in its original state, and leaving the swiftlet sounds on, we can provide for a conducive environment for the baby swiftlets to stay in, and maybe bring in new neighbours for them.
This way, we can have a successful birdhouse.
Thursday, May 13, 2010
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