How to build duck's house bamboo, adorable little yellow ducks

Yellow ducklings are always a lovely sight, and creating a bamboo home for them not only helps to protect but also creates an environmentally friendly living space. Here is a detailed guide so that you can build a bamboo house for your ducklings yourself.

Ingredients:

1. Bamboo: Choose straight, sturdy, and moderately long bamboo sections. The amount of bamboo needed depends on the size of the house.
2. Rope or nylon rope: To tie the bamboo segments together.
3. Leaf or corrugated iron roof: To make a roof for the house, helping to shelter from rain and sun.
4. Tarpaulin or plastic mesh: To cover the roof or around the house, creating ventilation while still protecting the ducklings.
5. Saws, knives, hammers: Used to cut and process bamboo slats.

Step 1: Prepare the bamboo

• Choose bamboo segments of length and diameter that are appropriate for the intended house size. Usually the bamboo sticks should be 4-6cm in diameter and about 1.5-2m long.
• Use a knife or saw to cut the bamboo segments into strips of equal length. It is necessary to prepare shorter sections for framing, and longer sections for walls and roofs.

Step 2: Make the house frame

• Use long bamboo sticks as the main frame of the house. You need to create four vertical columns at the four corners and connect them together with horizontal bars.
• Use rope or nylon rope to fasten the joints, making sure the frame is firm.

Step 3: Install the wall and roof

• Use the remaining bamboo pieces to make walls around the house. You can stack the bamboo pieces together or use a plastic mesh to wrap them around.
• With the roof, you can use bamboo sections to make a frame, then roof it with corrugated iron or leaf roofs depending on the weather conditions where you live.

Step 4: Make the floor (optional)

• If you want the house to be taller, add a layer of bamboo flooring underneath to keep the ducklings from getting wet when it rains.

Step 5: Inspection and decoration

• Once finished, double-check the entire house to make sure there are no sharp edges or loose joints.
• You can decorate the house with natural materials such as hay, wildflowers to make the ducklings' dwelling more lively.

Note:

• The house needs to be placed in a cool place, not too humid and not directly hit by rain.
• Regularly clean the house to keep the habitat for ducklings clean and safe.

Building a bamboo house for ducklings with your own hands is not only fun, but it also helps you understand more about caring for animals and using natural materials creatively. Try it and enjoy the