The term "birdcage" is a name given to an enclosure for birds. It typically consists of a small, open area with a netted wire cage or a metal frame that provides a safe and comfortable environment for these feathered friends. The cage may also have holes in the walls, where they can access food sources and water.
A term that refers to a type of cage used for keeping birds in captivity or as an alternative to cages found in zoos and pet stores, often made of wood or plastic. These cages are typically smaller than standard birdcages but larger enough for birds to move around freely without being restrained by chains or ties. They can also be designed with special features such as ventilation holes, nesting boxes, and a built-in water source to keep the birds healthy and happy in captivity.