JPS6019565Y2 - Bird cage with nest box - Google Patents

Description

[Detailed description of the invention] The present invention relates to a bird cage with a nest box that can be detachably attached to the outside of the bird cage. Peaks 49-1079 can be seen here and there.

These ideas are excellent in terms of versatility and expansion of the effective area, and can be expected to be fully effective, but there are problems when installing them, and they are still unsatisfactory as hives for observation, which is the main purpose of this invention. The current situation is that this has not yet been achieved.

In other words, if you want to observe the birds incubating their eggs without spooking the birds, with conventional nest boxes that open at the front, you have to put your hand inside the bird cage and open and close the door from the front, which may surprise the birds. There were times when she would stop incubating eggs midway through.

This makes it impossible to observe it, making it impossible to trace its original purpose to distant relatives, and its relative distance makes it impossible to fully observe it.

In view of the above, it is an object of the present invention to provide a bird cage with a nest box that does not frighten birds, allows observation from a very close position, and is easy and convenient to install.

An embodiment of the present invention will be described below based on the drawings.

Reference numeral 1 denotes a bird cage, and an opening/closing opening 2 is formed at a predetermined location of the bird cage 1 by two supports 3, 3 and two horizontal bars 4, 4, which constitute the bird cage 1.

The opening/closing opening 2 is provided with a lid 5 that slides up and down to open and close, and slide rings 8 are formed at both ends of horizontal bars 6 and 7 provided above and below the lid 5.
．． 8.9. 9 is inserted through the pillars 3, 3 of the opening/closing opening 2, and the lid body 5 slides up and down using the pillars 3, 3 as a guide to open and close the opening/closing opening 2.

In the figure, 10 is a pedestal.

11 is a birdhouse, 12 is a stop plate protruding from the front thereof, and a locking piece 13 is connected to the bottom surface of the base of this stop plate 12.

A locking portion 14 is formed between this locking piece 13 and the front side wall 11a of the nest box 11.

15 is a stop plate inside the nest box 11, 16 is an entrance, and 17 is a door provided on the back side of the nest box 11 that can be opened and closed, and is opened and closed using a knob 18.

19 is a stopper of the birdhouse 11.

Next, to explain the usage condition of the present invention along with its effects, first, when installing the birdhouse 11, slide the lid 5 slightly upward to open the opening/closing mouth 2 slightly, and insert the stop plate of the birdhouse 11 into the opening. Insert 12.

Then, while sliding the lid 5 sequentially upward,
The nest box 11 is pressed against the bird cage 1.

As a result, the locking part 14 is connected to the opening/closing opening 2 of the bird cage 1 .
At the same time, the lower horizontal bar 7 of the lid 5 is supported on the upper surface of the nest box 11.

Therefore, when the birdhouse 11 is attached, there is an advantage that the birds in the birdcage 1 are not surprised or missed, and the lid body 5 is securely supported on the upper surface of the birdhouse 11.

In addition, the nest box 11 can be easily removed by pushing the nest box 11 upward slightly to release the above-mentioned engagement relationship. Since the supporting relationship between the birdhouse 11 and the birdhouse 11 is also released, the lid 5 automatically lowers and can be removed without worrying about missing the birds.

Furthermore, observation, which is the main purpose of the present invention, is possible from the back side using the door 17 of the birdhouse 11, so it is possible to observe from a close enough distance without scaring the birds. Perfect as a bird cage.

Also, since it does not frighten the birds, it is possible to eliminate disadvantages such as the bird ceasing to incubate eggs midway through.

[Brief explanation of drawings]

The drawings show one embodiment of the present invention, with FIG. 1 being a perspective view and FIG. 2 being a sectional view of the main parts. 1...Bird cage, 2...Opening/closing opening, 3...
...Strut, 4...Horizontal bar, 5...Lid body, 6,7...Horizontal bar, 8,9...Slide ring, 11 ..... Nest box, 12 .... stop plate, 13 .... locking piece, 14 ..... locking part, 15 ..... stop plate, 16... Entrance,
17...Door, 19...Stopper.

Claims (1)

[Scope of utility model registration request] A stop plate is provided protruding from the front of a birdhouse that has a door that can be opened and closed on the back side, and a lock that engages with the lower lip of an opening formed by a lid body that slides into a predetermined position of the bird cage at the base of the stop plate. A stop plate is inserted into the opening and closing opening, and the lid body is supported on the upper surface of the bird cage when the lower mouth edge and the locking part are engaged, that is, when the nesting box is attached to the opening and closing opening of the bird cage. 1. A birdcage with a nest box, characterized in that the bird cage is constructed so that the bird cage can be viewed from the back side of the nest box by opening and closing the door.