Radogast, The story on the Cage - Waaaay back in 1974 a friend had a Sulpher Crested Cockatoo,( a hand raised baby ) so it was real tame and very loving. He got evicted and couldn't keep the bird, so I took it and gave it to my dad. This bird became my dads best friend. He clipped its wings and took the bird every where on his shoulder. At the time he had a 46 foot Monteray Tuna Fishing Boat and when ever he was on the boat that bird was with him. Togeather they both became minor celebrities at the docks in the San Pedro Harbor. My dad was so enamored with his bird he decided to raise birds for extra income when he retired. So at one point there wasn't any space that he didn't utilize for the birds. Where Planter #2 is, there was a series of seven cages containing seven different types of Amazon Parrots like Blue Fronts, Yellow Napes,Mexican Double Yellows, and so on. The side yard where my big pile of dirt is, use to be a Tripple Door breeding avery. that means you had to go through three sets of doors to get to the birds so you dont get any exscapeezes. This had Love Birds,Canaries, Finches, Half Moon Parrots and some others. There was another Cage about half the size of the big one that had Free Range Botton Quail running wild in it. Let me tell you, theres nothing cuter then a covie of little tiny quail scurry-re-ing around a good size cage.You should have seen the fun trying to catch the babies when you needed to move them to a different cage or something. Talk about true comedy, pretty funnny stuff. I was trying to show you pictures but that shits all on VCR tape. Any way the big cage was for his Macaws. There was a Blue and Gold, a Green Wing, a Scarlet, a Savered, and the pride of the fleet an all most Six Foot from Head to Tail Hyacinth Macaw. Well that should about fill you in on the Big Cage.Maybe a little To Much Information. LOL Hey Thanks For Askin. TOAST