How do you feed young larks? How to feed sparrow chicks

Mung bean; The pot is exhaled and then dried. Just mix the hard-boiled egg yolks. Four light meals a day. Feed less and feed frequently for half a year, and feed hard food to just call and go with you.

Sparrow chicks have a high demand for nutrients, so they can choose to feed protein-rich earthworms or mealworms, chop up the food before feeding. Due to the small size of the pouch of the sparrow chicks, they are fed with small meals and frequent meals, feeding 5 times a day and every 2 hours. If young sparrow birds refuse to eat, they can use tweezers to pick up food to their mouths to induce eating.

Sparrows have a high demand for nutrients during their young years, so in order for them to grow better, they can choose to feed foods with higher protein content, such as earthworms or mealworms. And every time before feeding, the food needs to be chopped before feeding, so that the baby sparrows can better digest and absorb the food.

Because the pouch of the sparrow chicks is small, they cannot eat too much food at one time, so the keeper can take the method of eating small meals and eating more often, increasing the frequency of feeding and reducing the amount of single feeding. Generally, it can be fed 5 times a day, every 2 hours.

When young sparrows first arrive in a new environment, they will have a certain sense of vigilance and may refuse to eat. Keepers can choose to temporarily compare the sparrows to eliminate the fear of the sparrows. If the sparrow is too small to feed on its own, the keeper can use tweezers to pick up the food and place it to the mouth to induce eating.

Sparrow chicks canto feedBatter, insects and vegetables, eat small, frequent meals.

1. Batter

To feed sparrow chicks, you can mix soybean noodles, millet noodles and mung bean noodles, add water and mix them into a paste, and feed them with toothpicks.

2. Insects

Feed 1-2 small insects to sparrow chicks every day, which can protein and enhance physical fitness.

3. Vegetables

Add some vegetables in moderation to supplement vitamins.

4. Eat small meals often

The stomach of young birds is relatively small, and they should not be fed too much at one time, and they should eat less and more meals, and they can be fed once every two hours.

Sparrows

Sparrows, also known as grass sparrows, binfinch, house birds, house birds, belong to the passerine finch family, sparrows are small birds, because the brown body has a lot of black spots, just like pockmarks, so it is commonly known as sparrows. Sparrows like to move and forage in bushes, all kinds of sparse forests, orchards, roadside trees, and are extremely lively, bold and easy to approach people, but they are very vigilant and curious.

Sparrows like to live in groups, especially in autumn, when they form large flocks of hundreds or thousands of individuals, known as finches. Sparrows sometimes occupy house nests, and in the wild, tree holes are also their favorite nesting spots, especially in old tree groups with many tree holes.

Sparrows are omnivorous birds. Generally, the seeds of grasses are used as food, but in order to enhance nutrition during brooding and propagation, insects that harm grasses will be the main food.

Be sure to choose the right bugs to feed, pay attention to the growth of the birds, and after 20 days, they can feed independently.

Feed three times a day, don't feed at night, you can let them eat some millet, insects, fruits; They are generally able to feed themselves 15 to 20 days after birth.

Sparrow chicks should be fed corn flour batter or mung bean flour batter with vitamins, calcium, glucose and other nutrients every 1-2 hours. Sparrow chicks can feed themselves after 15-20 days.

Lark chicks are whole-food, and if fed at home, they can feed live on bread worms, spiders, etc. The lark has been listed in the List of National Key Protected Wild Animals of China.

The lark's feeding is a mixture of egg yolk and mung bean flour when the lark is young. When feeding chicks within 10 days of hatching, the ratio is 1:1, and the feed at 10-15 days old is adjusted to egg yolk and mung bean powder.

The feeding method is to steam and mix the two kinds of powder, add water and knead it into a slightly longer pellet, and fill it when the bird opens its mouth. Skylarks over 1 month old should be mixed into a paste with powder and water for pecking, and some vegetable leaves, millet, and some live insects can be mixed with some vegetable leaves, millet, and an appropriate amount of live insects. 2. Do not feed food with too high fat.

Among the bird food, millet, hemp fruits, sunflower seeds, etc. have high nutritional value. Therefore, if you let the birds eat too much, it will cause the adverse consequences of too much fat and shortened life expectancy depending on the bird. Therefore, at the beginning of breeding, do not take food to the birds with their own pleasure, you should first have the correct common sense and continue to accumulate experience, and slowly find a set of more appropriate feeding methods.

3. Calcium powder can improve the hatchability of bird eggs. In bird food, calcium powder occupies an important position. This food is made by grinding oyster shells into a powder and contains calcium, which can increase the hardness of the eggshell and prevent the phenomenon of non-hatching.

Therefore, this food is especially indispensable for female birds during the laying period or hatchlings that have hatched. This food needs to be replenished almost once a week, and it is best to have no interruptions in between.

1. Feeding environment and basic needs

As a bird, the growth and health of young larks also requires a suitable environment for them and to meet their basic nutritional needs. For the breeding environment, it is necessary to keep it well ventilated and dry, the temperature is appropriate, and care should be taken to avoid excessive exposure to light. For nutritional needs, birds need a variety of nutrients such as protein, carbohydrates, fats, etc., as well as water and vitamin supplements.

2. Selection of staple food and non-staple food

For the diet of young larks, the staple food usually chooses rice, millet and other cereals, and a small amount of cereal and eggs can be added appropriately. In addition, different non-staple foods are also key to the growth and health of small birds, some common non-staple foods include potatoes, carrots, old green vegetables, apples, etc.

At the same time, young larks also need to eat some food for insects such as small bloodworms, which is a way for them to get a lot of essential protein and other nutrients from nature. This type of food can be provided through a specialist pet store or by collecting it yourself.

3. Diet amount and time control

In the process of raising young larks, reasonable diet and time control are also very important. In general, each bird needs about 5% of its body weight for food and water per day. The best time to eat is in the morning and evening, which is also the best time for young larks to move and eat, which can help them better digest and absorb.

4. Avoid wrong eating behaviors

Finally, as a breeder, be aware of some wrong eating behaviors, such as not overfeeding or putting too much feed on the beam. At the same time, although birds like to eat human foods such as crumbs, pasta, candies, etc., these habits should be avoided or they may seriously affect their health.