Here is the finch aviary after it has settled in for 1.5 years. This video tour includes lots of tips on how to set up a naturallooking garden aviary like this. To see how the aviary looked just after it was built and learn more about how it was constructed, look here:    • Gorgeous Garden Aviary for Finches 1   or here:    • Gorgeous Garden Aviary for Finches 2  .

Here's where you can buy the items you saw in my aviary:

Clear Allweather seed feeder by Songbird Essentials 6 quart (same as mine): http://amzn.to/2pwIIf0
Clear Allweather seed feeder by Songbird Essentials 4 quart (same but smaller): http://amzn.to/2p0j2vd

Seed hoop/catcher by Songbird Essentials 16 inch (same as this video): http://amzn.to/2nHVhYI
Seed hoop/catcher by Songbird Essentials 24 inch (the one I have now): http://amzn.to/2oqMwPB

Wooden flythrough platform feeder (nicer than mine): http://amzn.to/2p0sJd6
Wooden flythrough platform feeder (similar to mine): http://amzn.to/2nI4ujm

The bird bath was handmade locally so is not available, but I have since upgraded to this one, which I just LOVE: http://amzn.to/2oqFrhS

There's also a video all about my bird bath setup here:    • How to build a simple aviary watering...  

Plus, check out this great web page about naturalistic aviary design: https://www.finchstuff.com/aviary

Since this video was made the plants have grown and it's bustling with birds: Lady Gouldian Finches in Normal, European Yellow (Pastel) and White Breast mutations, plus Tricoloured (Forbes) Parrot Finches, Redfaced Parrot Finches in Normal, Pied and Seagreen mutations, Orangebreast (Goldbreast) Waxbills, Cordon Bleu Waxbills and various Zebra Finches.