Using wiffle balls as a base makes toys last that much longer.  They're tedious to make - with dozens of lengths of rope/sisal/leather pulled from one end to the other - but well worth the effort.


Our Rosco LOVES hanging from the larger wiffle balls after he's dismantled the fun bits, swinging over to grab another toy with his free foot.  Or once he's done with his little wiffle ball's fun bits, we take the toy down, and he uses it as a foot toy - generally knocking himself in the head with it and getting really excited.


Caiques - I still don't get them :).


Overall, Rosco & Merlin both love the plastic animals - I find remnants on the bottoms of their cages one they've decided which animal will be their play toy for the time being. Even our Ridgebacks like them. Gideon took one of Rosco's from his play stand this morning and decided to take it for a walk around the house. *sigh* Silly dogs.


And the wood is pine, therefore not too soft, not too hard - both our Caique and Grey can gnaw away at the blocks over time.


Animal Blocks was my best selling toy at the recent bird club toy sales I attended over the past month - I couldn't keep them on display! 


Try it out today - you won't be disappointed