House Of Bird's Nest
Bird's nest is indigenous to Indonesia, especially in Sumatra. We have been blessed with this natural resources and our family have been consuming bird's nest regularly for decades and have benefited from this highly nutritious delicacy. Until the turn of the century, we have cultivated bird's nest only for our own consumption. However in 1999, we decided to build a larger house for the swiftlets that are found naturally in abundance in our city of Palembang. Blessed by the strategic location and the presence of natural food sources, we were able to provide the ideal living conditions for the swiftlets to nest in. Over time, thousands of swiftlets nestled in our swiftlet house and the population increased exponentially. From the water supply to the proper lighting conditions to the maintenance of the house, we take pride in providing the best for our "feathery friends". It is because of the clean swiftlet house and our dedication to providing a conducive environment for the swiftlets; we are constantly rewarded with high quality nests with very little impurities. Every nest is carefully harvested by our skilled keeper and the feathers delicately removed to maintain the natural shape and fibre strands of the nests. The cleaned nests are then sorted out base on its shape and purity. Finally, we pack them in our own facility to ensure a high standard of quality and purity of bird's nest suitable for human consumption. We, at House of Bird's Nest, are dedicated to maintain the quality of swiftlet house in order to bring to you premium quality bird's nest for your enjoyment.
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now how was that not disturbing the birds, ?????
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Bravo for taking the extra time and expense to set up what appears to be a clean and healthy environment for your swiftlets to flurish in. Consumers and producers are slowly catching on that healthy animals = high quality products and a loyal customer base.
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Would love to have a business like this since I love birds nest soup...
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Who the hell just walks by a bird's nest and says "I'm gonna eat that"
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Mantap
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The saliva nest is very expensive, It's use to make a soup. This video captured in philippines
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Its easyer harvesting the nests this way then in a dark cave!
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Wonderful. Only a notice..you don´t need to remove their nest, only cleaning.
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Were these built on purpose?
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i Insya' Allah olso build can you guide me ?
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hi ,i want also make this bird house,please guide me how can i start?
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They can build a new one and birds abandon their nest alot
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I wonder why Swiftlets don't produce the same saliva nests in other places, because we have them here in south of Spain, some times I get them in my own property but they build their nests with mud, like House Martins. I wonder if they get stressed about having to build new nest every year, because other birds use the same nests. Any way very interesting, and good luck.
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can they multiply cause u getting the nests how can they lay egg and take care of there babies ?
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I hope you give these swifts enough time to rear their chicks successfully before you remove their nests? These birds work hard to make their nest and rear their chicks I hope you respect that and allow them some quiet time too.
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i thought birds made their nests out of sticks, how is that edible?
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@oghyanos3 thank you=)
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@Sweetjessica024 they are called swiftlets :) if you havnt found out yet ps
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what are those bird call?? anybody know....? please comment on my channel=) im very interested in them.
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