I made a bird perch using branches from a Japanese Island Ash tree in my home garden. The branches were dried for about 6 months to a year before being used (small bumps and twigs are left in some areas for the birds to peck at). This is a handmade item by an amateur, so please understand before purchasing. ・No paint is used. ・Branches are pesticide-free. ・No adhesive is used. ・The four branches have screws (photos 4-7 from the right), and can be attached, detached, and replaced by turning the branches. Photo 7 from the right shows all the branches removed. The yellow arrow marks indicate the attachment points. The other branches are directly from the Japanese Island Ash tree and cannot be removed. ・Please refrain from removing the parts attached with wood screws (red circles in photos 2-3 from the right). ・The base is dish-shaped. You can put seeds in it. The bottom is a large dish shape because they scatter food when eating (photos 9-10 from the left). ・A non-slip sheet is also included to prevent the perch from moving when the bird takes off from or lands on the perch, or when it jumps from branch to branch. Please place it under the perch (photo 1 from the right). Size of the bird perch: Height: approx. 29cm Width: approx. 31cm (max) Branches that interfere with the box during packing will be removed and shipped separately. Please attach them yourself upon arrival. Note: The Java sparrow in the photo is my pet (family) and is not for sale. Please understand. I have a hand-raised Java sparrow and use a similar perch. I have several placed around the house, such as on the sofa armrests (photos 1-9 from the left), on top of the refrigerator, in the changing room, and on the dining table. They often perch on them when I let them out to fly around. Small bird, bird, Java sparrow, budgerigar, parakeet, zebra finch, toy, bird gym, bird athletic, perch, bird perch