**Natural Branch Perches in an Agapornis Aviary | Movement, Balance & Natural Behaviour**

*Title:* *Natural Branches in a Lovebird Aviary | Encouraging Natural Movement & Behaviour* *Description:* Natural branches can transform an aviary into a more natural and stimulating environment for Rosy-faced Lovebirds (*Agapornis roseicollis*). In this video, the lovebirds are observed using natural branches with curves, knots and irregular surfaces as perching and movement areas. Because some branches can move naturally when the birds land or move on them, they provide opportunities for balancing, gripping, climbing and coordinated movement. A well-designed aviary should not be overcrowded. Natural branches should be arranged carefully, leaving sufficient open space for flight and allowing the birds to move freely between different perching areas. The branches shown here are secured with thin metal wire, with particular attention to safe attachment and positioning. The fixing points should be secure, with no exposed sharp ends or loose wire that could injure the birds. The objective is to provide a natural environment rather than an aviary filled with artificial objects. By observing the birds in this setting, we can see how natural perches encourage movement, balance, social interaction and other normal behaviours. This is a natural aviary environment created with the birds' behaviour and welfare in mind. *Species:* Rosy-faced Lovebird (*Agapornis roseicollis*) *Focus:* Natural branches • Natural perching • Movement • Balance • Natural behaviour • Aviary enrichment