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

1. Bamboo: Choose bamboo with high strength, which has been dried to avoid termites. 2. **Rope:** Used to tie joints between bamboo bars. 3. **Lattice or steel wire:** To make doors and protect the cage from predators. 4. **Palm leaf or leaf roof:** To cover the roof of the barn, help keep warm and protect ducklings from rain and sun. 5. Tools:Knives, scissors, chisels, hammers, saws, pliers. **Step 1: Prepare and cut the bamboo** - Choose bamboo sticks with a diameter of 3-5 cm. - Cut the bamboo into sections: - **Vertical bar** (vertical frame): 6 segments about 1.5-2 meters long. - **Cross bars** (as frames and barn foundations): 10-12 sections about 1 meter long. - **Smaller bars** for doors and decorative details. **Step 2: Build the cage frame** - Build the vertical bars up in a rectangle or square, depending on the size you want. - Fasten the crossbars with ropes to form the main frame of the barn. **Step 3: Install the floor and barn** - Use the prepared crossbars for the barn floor. The distance between the foundation bars is about 5-7 cm to divide the foundation to help keep the barn cool. - Continue to install bamboo slats around to form a barn wall. You can use a rope or steel wire to fasten it. **Step 4: Install the barn door** - Use trellis or bamboo mesh to create the barn door. - Install the door so that it is easy to open and close, ensuring the safety of the ducklings inside. **Step 5: Make the roof of the barn** - Use palm leaves or leaf roofs to cover the roof of the barn. You can fasten the leaves to horizontal bamboo bars or use steel wire to secure them. - The roof of the barn should be sloping so that rainwater can easily escape. **Step 6: Decorate and finish** - You can add some bamboo decorations or attach beautiful small details to make the duck coop more lively. - Double-check the entire coop to make sure there are no loose or dangerous spots for the ducklings. **Note:** - Place the barn in a cool place, away from direct drafts in winter. - The cage needs to be cleaned regularly to keep the environment clean for the ducklings. Good luck in building your bamboo duck house and taking care of your adorable ducklings!

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