How to raise wild blackbirds, and can blackbirds be raised?

The question you asked, first of all, catching wild animals involves violating the law, so pay attention, and be careful of germ infection, if you raise it, you should raise it like starling, there is no special situation.

Blackbird The distribution of blackbirds in China is mainly in the southwest, and the more annoying thing is that they like to find food in garbage heaps and toilets. If you raise it at home, it is recommended not to catch adult birds outside, because wild adult birds are wild and difficult to domesticate, so more young birds are taken and artificially fed. The best time to breed is between March and July.

It is difficult to distinguish between male and female blackbirds in juvenile years, and it is generally believed that male chicks have obvious metallic luster in their primary flight feathers, and female chicks have no or no such luster.

Around October, the young blackbirds have been changed into bird feather coats, which is a good time to learn to walk. Carry the birdcage to the park or the countryside every morning to listen to the birds, or let them learn from the "teacher birds".

When a male bird courts a female, he first tries to show himself and tries to show his special skills. It performs a wonderful flight around the female, or spins around to win the favor of the female, and then mates.

Blackbirds like to nest near creeks, ponds, and shady roads. The nest is made of mixed mud such as branches, fibrous roots, dead grass, pine needles, etc., and is placed on the branches of the tree or between the branches. The depth of the nest is 4-6 cm.

Two clutches of eggs are laid a year, each with four to five eggs. The eggs are light green with pale gray markings. The incubation period is 12 to 15 days, and the nestlings are raised for 13 to 14 days, that is, out of the nest.

It is a common resident bird in the Yangtze River basin, South China and Southwest China.

Some blackbirds are migratory, like the white-throated rock thrush, which breeds in the northeast and northern Hebei, and winters in the coastal areas of southern China in autumn. Like the white-browed white-bellied thrush, which breeds in Siberia and migrates throughout the central and eastern parts of the country; The elephant red-necked thrush breeds in Siberia and migrates to the south of the Yangtze River in China for wintering.

It can be raised, and small males should be selected to start domesticating from an early age.

The blackbird is a famous caged bird, also known as a hundred tongues, and its song is very rich and tactful. The blackbird is a master of song, from thrushes, swallows, orioles, willow warblers to magpies and even chicks.

The blackbird is a very easy bird to domesticate, and the blackbird domesticated from young birds will be very close to its owner.

Caged blackbirds can be fed chick feed or starling bird food.

Raising young blackbirds requires live food and staple food to be fed together, and try to ensure a variety of diets to avoid malnutrition. During the period, it is necessary to clean frequently, disinfect the nest of the blackbird regularly, and when the temperature drops, it is necessary to keep the young birds warm to prevent colds.

In the young period of the blackbird, it is best to maintain the diversity of feeding, you can feed flies, mosquitoes, bread worms, worms, red worms and other live food, usually also need to feed bread, rice, millet, corn, greens, etc., to maintain the nutritional balance of the blackbird.

Raising blackbirds requires frequent cleaning to avoid respiratory infections caused by dust at home. To prevent the risk of infection in young blackbirds, it is recommended to clean the nest once regularly and disinfect it with disinfectant.

Blackbird chicks have low immunity and are prone to catching colds, so it is important to keep young birds warm. Once the temperature drops, it is best to cover the nest with a blanket to prevent the young birds from showing cold symptoms such as diarrhea and refusal to eat.

Blackbird is an omnivorous bird, feeding young birds can be used to eat chicken and duck feed, soaked in water and soft, cut small fish, small shrimp, lean meat and other animal feed into meat puree and soaked soft chicken and duck feed mixed together, and then made into a small group to feed to young birds. Blackbird is an omnivorous bird, feeding young birds can be used to eat chicken and duck feed, soaked in water and soft, cut small fish, small shrimp, lean meat and other animal feed into meat puree and soaked soft chicken and duck feed mixed together, and then made into a small group to feed to young birds.

You can add a little more small fish, shrimp and other animal feed to feed the little blackbird, because the bird grows and develops quickly, it needs a lot of calcium and other nutritious food.

Even if a blackbird chick has a very strong ability to learn to speak, it will take two or three years to call out a little mouth, and to be honest, there will not be many mouths, and it will be annoying to listen to it, and it is unbearable for such a big guy to put at home.

The blackbird belongs to the kind of bird that can listen to the wild bird from afar, and it must not be greedy to listen to it in your own home, which will be very embarrassing in the end.

<> blackbird is a singing bird that is fond of raising in southern China, and the wild adult bird is large and difficult to tame, so it is mostly fed artificially by picking up young birds. It is advisable to use starling cages to raise blackbirds, or you can use thrush cages or homemade bamboo cages of similar size, bright bottoms, and 2 cm spacing between them. Chicks should be fed with soy products (such as dried tofu or tofu skin) cut into small pieces and picked with bamboo skewers, and it is best to add a small amount of fresh minced meat and powder (such as chin flour) to make a thick porridge-like material (with a grate to pick and feed).

Adult birds take chicken mu reed eggs rice or eggs and millet as standing feed, and feed a food tank soft material every day. Feed some greens or fruit (cut into small pieces) every day and often feed some live animal feed.

Blackbirds are more gluttonous, so they should be fed in moderation and don't feed as much as they want. The blackbird eats a lot of food and excretes a lot, so the cage should be cleaned once a day or every other day to keep the cage clean, clean the food and water tank every day to ensure that the drinking water is clean and hygienic. In summer, you can take a bath once a day or every other day, and in winter, you can take a bath once a week.

During the moulting period, vitamin and trace element additives are supplemented, and animal feed is increased in moderation.

1. Introduction of the blackbird

The blackbird, also known as the little crow, commonly known as the Coal Mountain Bird Hall Sock Chun, belongs to the crow family, with a small size, a short and pointed beak, and a black crest of feathers on the top of the head. Blackbirds mainly inhabit plains, hills, and mountainous forest areas. They are good at mimicking the calls of other bird species and animals, and are a very popular pet bird.

2. The diet of the blackbird

Blackbirds are omnivores, and their diet includes insects, fruits, seeds, preserves, rice, cakes, etc. When raising blackbirds at home, you can prepare some dried insects, eggs, fine wheat flour, bird food, fruits and vegetables and other foods for them. If you give fruit to the blackbird, it is recommended to pay attention to the seeds and skin in the fruit to avoid causing harm to the blackbird.

In addition, for young birds in the growing season, an additional amount of protein food needs to be added. Protein foods that can be prepared for blackbirds include bird food, egg whites, milk, and prepared bird minced meat.

3. The cage of the blackbird

Blackbirds are very active birds and have strict requirements for their cages. Blackbirds should have large cages, at least so that they can spread their wings and fly, and always keep the cages clean and well-ventilated. Spread a layer of absorbent wood chips or paper scraps on the bottom of the cage to absorb feces and food debris and make it easy to clean.

In addition, set up some toys inside the cage, such as various swinging toys, beak grinding stones, wooden peck toys, mirrors, etc. Giving blackbirds these toys allows them to move around their cages and exercise their physique and intelligence.

4. Precautions are required for maintenance

In the process of maintaining blackbirds, the following points need to be noted:

1.Wash the drinking fountain and food tray frequently, and clean the cage regularly to avoid foreign objects in the drinking fountain;

2.For blackbirds with disease, they should be isolated and carried out in time**;

3.Adding food to blackbirds should be in moderation, too much or too little will affect their health.

Maintaining a blackbird requires constant patience and care, and a good way of keeping it will make it healthy and cute.