Birds 1st time out

[Tony-P-]

weather has been bad all day here so I never let the birds out today, right or wrong choice I don't know but I didn't want to loss any so will try for tomorrow but the weather reports don't look good if it's clear first thing tomorrow morning I will let them out then
what's your thoughts on this weather and letting the birds out ?

[Andy]

With new birds that you have it’s probably safer to keep them in. Having said that the birds love to bath in the rain and mine do seem to enjoy flying in wind and rain. But they are a bit older and settled than yours at present.

[Tony-P-]

keeping them in today Andy, their in the Aviary some looking like drowned rats so covered the roof for now but they can still get out in the Aviary

[Tony-P-]

Birds are doing a lot better now, straight out the trap and flying round they have been out ranging and returning yes to the roof but then off flying again.
I lost a bird yesterday (why is it always the nice looking birds that go missing ) I got a call of a fella from Liverpool 6 miles from me to say he had my bird so I went to pick it up earlier on great then phone number rings, birds locked in with food and water.
My question is.... should I keep this bird in for a few days or let it out flying tomorrow

[king]

Birds are doing a lot better now, straight out the trap and flying round they have been out ranging and returning yes to the roof but then off flying again.
I lost a bird yesterday (why is it always the nice looking birds that go missing ) I got a call of a fella from Liverpool 6 miles from me to say he had my bird so I went to pick it up earlier on great then phone number rings, birds locked in with food and water.
My question is.... should I keep this bird in for a few days or let it out flying tomorrow

Is this a bird that's been flying well or a late bred? If it's a late bred it's got an excuse. If it's been flying well at home I'd let it out. If it was my bird I'd be asking myself why did it enter a loft just 6 miles away? And I'd certainly put a black mark against it for entering a loft the SAME day it was lost.

[Buster121]

If was only out couple times and only just started flying would let it back out after day or two, or put it in aviary for day or two

[Tony-P-]

Birds are doing a lot better now, straight out the trap and flying round they have been out ranging and returning yes to the roof but then off flying again.
I lost a bird yesterday (why is it always the nice looking birds that go missing ) I got a call of a fella from Liverpool 6 miles from me to say he had my bird so I went to pick it up earlier on great then phone number rings, birds locked in with food and water.
My question is.... should I keep this bird in for a few days or let it out flying tomorrow

Is this a bird that's been flying well or a late bred? If it's a late bred it's got an excuse. If it's been flying well at home I'd let it out. If it was my bird I'd be asking myself why did it enter a loft just 6 miles away? And I'd certainly put a black mark against it for entering a loft the SAME day it was lost.

Hi King, it didn't entre a loft (sorry I should have said that) a workman found it up on a roof he was working on this morning it had been out all night its a very tame bird for me he was able to pick it up and box it until I picked it up from him.
This is a Late Bred bird and has been out flying round the loft with the other birds mate

[Tony-P-]

If was only out couple times and only just started flying would let it back out after day or two, or put it in aviary for day or two

Thanks Buster, I wasn't sure on the best way to go so I will put it in the Aviary for a few days and then let it back out with the others, I do already have a Y/B in there which only comes out the trap and on to the loft roof, back to the trap and back in the loft

[king]

Birds are doing a lot better now, straight out the trap and flying round they have been out ranging and returning yes to the roof but then off flying again.
I lost a bird yesterday (why is it always the nice looking birds that go missing ) I got a call of a fella from Liverpool 6 miles from me to say he had my bird so I went to pick it up earlier on great then phone number rings, birds locked in with food and water.
My question is.... should I keep this bird in for a few days or let it out flying tomorrow

Is this a bird that's been flying well or a late bred? If it's a late bred it's got an excuse. If it's been flying well at home I'd let it out. If it was my bird I'd be asking myself why did it enter a loft just 6 miles away? And I'd certainly put a black mark against it for entering a loft the SAME day it was lost.

Hi King, it didn't entre a loft (sorry I should have said that) a workman found it up on a roof he was working on this morning it had been out all night its a very tame bird for me he was able to pick it up and box it until I picked it up from him.
This is a Late Bred bird and has been out flying round the loft with the other birds mate

That's ok. Cancel it's black mark Tony

[Tony-P-]

Is this a bird that's been flying well or a late bred? If it's a late bred it's got an excuse. If it's been flying well at home I'd let it out. If it was my bird I'd be asking myself why did it enter a loft just 6 miles away? And I'd certainly put a black mark against it for entering a loft the SAME day it was lost.

Hi King, it didn't entre a loft (sorry I should have said that) a workman found it up on a roof he was working on this morning it had been out all night its a very tame bird for me he was able to pick it up and box it until I picked it up from him.
This is a Late Bred bird and has been out flying round the loft with the other birds mate

That's ok. Cancel it's black mark Tony

will do King