Bird Mirror Bird Swing, Parrot Cage Toys,Swing Hanging Play with Mirror for Macaw African Greys Parakeet Cockatoo Cockatiel Conure Lovebirds Canaries by Old Tjikko，1 PC (3.7x3.5 x3.5inch)

So I got two and wow better than expected. So there’s no option to pick colors, be aware that colors do vary and you have no say. I don’t mind at all cute either way and does it’s purpose. Does come with two clips and a hanger in the middle which is great. The one by the window is hung with the hanger, the other with the clips and works fine. I have two lovebirds and they both loved it.I would say if your bird is a large bird then maybe this won’t work as you can see from the pictures, the holes are perfect size for lovebirds, birds that size or any bird smaller will be fine. The circles are all made of metal just as the hanger so it is very sturdy.

My male finch lost his companion a while back, and due to Covid, I have been unable to procure a new significant other for him. He took to his new "friend" in the mirror much faster than I ever thought. We removed the large attached perch and hung the mirror directly on the cage wall next to an existing perch. This has made him a much happier bird. In fact, he thinks his friend is extremely handsome and quite good company!

So these are definitely best for outside the cage play time because they’re quite large. I hung mine from the curtain rod in front of the window. My little Buddy really likes flying to them and looking out the window and climbing the circles. It gives him good variety for landing and playing. I ordered a second one and hung it onto the first one to make it extra long. It comes with a hanger type hook and also two hooks on either side, so you could hang it inside a very large flight cage if you had room.

Our African Grey broke this immediately. It is not very large, so hard to imagine a bird the size of a Mackaw (pictured) playing with or using this. Would suggest to whoever used this picture to advertise this item should use a much smaller bird! Not worth the expense.

My cockatiel loves mirrors and this one didn’t disappoint. However she chewed right through one side of the perch in 2 days. Even with the broken side, she’s able to stand on the perch steady. My dilema is “ when she decides to gnaw on the other side of the perch” my reason for purchasing this item will be null and void!

Like that it's wood and not plastic, comfort, safety, easy to clean, value. Easy to assemble. Can be moved easily to other areas of the bird cage

Cheaply made no bell may last for a short while. There is a film on the mirror you have to peel off

This is a very well made bird mirror. My daughter has two parakeets and we initially had one mirror. They loved it so much that we got a second. We hooked theirs to the side of the cage so they don't swing. Beware though that they may sit on top and poop all over the wood and smear the mirror up. Definitely requires regular cleaning. Crazy birds! :-DPlease be aware that, over time, your birds may bite through the perch support pieces completely. Ours have taken the perch off of both of their mirrors. Once again, Crazy birds!!! ;-p