The AVIATOR Flight Line for Birds

My Bird Gets Enough Exercise, Doesn’t He?

The Aviator Flight Line for parrots and pet birds will allow your bird to fly and explore like never before. Imagine the thrill your bird will have when exploring flight at speeds not attainable inside the house, with the complete safety of The Aviator Flight Line. Your bird will learn to fly, bank and explore like a crime fighting superhero that just got a new energizer.

All his life his brain has been saying ‘I think I can, I think I can’ but has never had the thrill. Now your bird can leap tall buildings with a single bound and safely return to earth.

The positive behavior benefits we get when we send our children out to play and expend some energy can now be had by all pet birds and their owners. There are many more advantages to flight than can be listed here, but our sample list will give you something to dream about.

Thinking on the Wing

When we run, ski, ride a bike or drive a fast car and rapidly move through space our entire body chemistry changes in a matter of seconds. The reason is all of our senses of sight, sound, touch and hearing shift into an entirely different gear. The simple task of knowing what is going on around us when we are moving at a normal pace becomes a very complicated three dimensional puzzle of super fast decisions. Our brain has to learn to figure out what important things are changing while everything is changing around us. As we achieve the ability to operate on this much higher level, we become something of a Superhero that changes who we are and the way we experience life. The same thing happens to a bird when he has the freedom to fine tune his flying skills.

You can spend lots of money on full spectrum lights that rarely work properly, or spend a few minutes outside each week.

For a bird to benefit from even the best indoor full spectrum lighting system it is necessary to have a very high intensity light source very close to the bird for several hours a day. If the light source is not intense enough to eventually cause sunburn it is of little benefit. Outdoor intensity is hundreds of times greater and makes contact with the entire bird. Inside light sources are too low to make a difference and usually illuminate only one side of the bird at a time.

Stronger bone density –Prevent Egg-Binding

Without lots of exercise the best diet will not maintain adequate bone density.  Muscles pulling on bones build bones with available calcium. As a bird flies a great deal of stress is put on all of the bones making them denser and stronger. To maintain adequate bone density as an adult a young parrot needs to aggressively exercise to develop very dense bones so they can maintain bone density as they get older.

Self esteem is not easily observed in parrots but most owners fortunate enough to have been around a developing baby parrot have seen the euphoric expressions and bounding body language a happy confident parrot shows when he thinks he is a cool dude. During this juvenile development stage the brain does not recognize failure the same as an adult. Nature has provided this ‘I think I can, I think I can’ attitude so that baby parrots will keep working at every task until they get it right because the chance of failure in the wild is so great.

This ‘I think I can’ attitude is much less common in older parrots. As the baby moves into adolescence, usually with their wings clipped, their brain starts to realize that intense exercise and activity usually leads to an uncoordinated results. Just like us, they loose interest in things they cannot do well.

Confident parrots are outgoing, positive and are not afraid of taking on new challenges. There are no phobic birds at the parrot athletic center.

Think outside the cage and come fly with me!!!!!!!!!!

Keep me healthy with The Aviator Flight Line