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Anonymous users2024-01-24The beak is thick black-brown, the upper body is brown, the lower back and upper tail feathers are white, the feathers form white scaly spots, and the tail is olive yellow. The chin and throat are dark chestnut brown, and the rest of the lower body is white with distinct dark reddish-brown scaly spots.
It feeds mainly on crops such as grains, but also eats grass and other wild plant fruits and seeds, and also eats some insects during breeding.
Breeding can refer to the white-rumped bird. Ornamental cages with canary, yellow finch or swamp cages. In feeding, as long as there is food and water to prevent sudden heat and cold, the birds will live normally.
The feed is mainly rice, millet, millet and barnyard seeds, and mixed feeding is better. During the spawning and brooding period, eggs and vegetables can be fed, and oyster shell meal and bone meal can be appropriately supplemented.
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It should be caused by thermal expansion and contraction, for example: when the spout of the kettle boils water, the hot gas rushes directly to the glass, and the local heat will burst.
This is a young blackbird. Generally, soy products (such as dried white tofu or white tofu skin) are fed, cut into palatable small pieces and fed with bamboo skewers; It is best to add fresh meat foam and egg yolk mixed with powder (such as indigo chin powder, chick feed, etc.), mix it into a thick porridge shape, and feed it with a bamboo skewer. Adult blackbirds are fed eggs, rice or eggs and millet as a standing feed, and are fed a food bowl (meat foam + cooked eggs + fruit foam + vegetable foam + insects) every day, and eat within two hours.
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First of all, I don't understand this thing, but you'd better take it off and take a few photos with light transmission, such as facing the sun, or using strong lights, I remember to identify it, at least it will be seen through the light, and I guess experts will scratch their heads when they wear it on their hands.