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let's see if I can now do this.

Congratulations on winning him over. Patience is a virtue as they say.

I said it before, Ill say it again, that is dedication. Just WOW

Sometimes it seems, he gets a bit lonely. Now that were home, and there are not the logistical issues, I was thinking about getting him a play mate. That being said, not sure if I should get him a girl friend.....there would be issues of Sukei Jr's running around all over, and not sure if another male would piss him off LOL. Any thoughts or advice? Also, take into account, he is a real African, I mean he came from Africa, not exactly domesticated

Roof ramping to complete the tie-in between the house and the aviary is almost complete. We're looking at a couple samples of the the corrugated paneling we are going to use. This stuff is called 'SunTuf' and has a 15 year hail damage warranty. So it should standup to some abuse. We have clear (90% light transmission) and a solar grey (35% light transmission). We're thinking of going with the solar grey because of the brutal summers here. And a nice closeup of how we're doing the tie-in:

Yes greys are very slow to trust, it just takes time and lots of patience but the rewards are well earned, he is looking good I must say.

Its gonna be an amazing place for the birdies to play and you all to enjoy, can't wait for the finish.

OMG, I am impressed, and I am not easily impressed.

Looks amazing!

Roof cedars are nearly complete. When I was designing this I considered a completely opaque roof on part of the long section to allow for some shade. But the roof cedars are providing so much shade I think I'm going with the 'solar grey' all the way across as it is partially opaque and the cedars are blocking a lot. I don't want to create a completely dark area. Once the cedar beams are complete we can get a professional roofer in here to tie in the roof to our house. We don't want to screw that part up and create a leaking problem into the house.