Can an adult starling be raised? Can an adult wild starling be fed?

I've been raising it for a week, and it's scared at first, but after 1 day, it's not scared. At first I put my hand in the cage and it pecked me, and then slowly it knew that it didn't peck me and had something to eat, so it stopped pecking me. I started training it again, it didn't understand my commands, and even if I didn't shout, it would fly up and eat what I had in my hand.

It doesn't peck at all anymore)

Isn't it possible to fly slowly?

It takes patience and perseverance.

Yes. Starling's feed should be eggs and rice. The preparation method of egg rice is: put the rice into the pot, fry it with a simmer until it is yellow but not burnt, pour it into the basin, mix the stirred raw egg liquid into the rice while it is hot, stir well, break it after cooling, and rub it apart. Repentance.

Generally, 4-6 eggs are added per kilogram of rice, and ants, skin worms, lean meat traces of pure silk, tender greens, bananas, etc. are added in an appropriate amount. Starlings have strong digestion and eat a large amount.

I believe that the reason why most people raise starlings is mainly to train it to speakIn order to achieve this purpose, we should start raising starlings when they are about two months old, because at this stage, starlings' recognition behavior has just begun to sprout, which is very conducive to our contact, and can make starlings less vigilant towards us and increase intimacy in the process of feeding.

And when the starling grows for about three months, we can start to develop its ability to speak early, at this stage the starling is not only very easy to survive, but also does not need us to bother to feed and water, as long as there is enough food and water in the cage, they can forage for food on their own.

And when training starlings to speak, we should start with some simple words, let starlings pronounce the words one by one, and when we learn a certain number of words, we can use these words to form vocabulary, and then continue trainingAs time goes by, the vocabulary that starlings can imitate will become more and more, and at this time, training sentences will be twice as effective with half the effort.

But there are many starlings who are lazy and do not complete language training through various imitations, but must be systematically trainedOne of the most effective ways is the reward system, when the starling successfully imitates a sentence, we can give the starling some delicious food, and if he does not imitate it, we can poke it with our hands to make the starling nervous.

Constantly repeating this behavior allows the starling to form a memory, and through a period of accumulation, it can normally imitate what we say and send a manuscript.

<> the first week is very critical, you have to stay with it every day, you will run around at the beginning, but you don't go away immediately, put the birdcage on the ground, you just sit next to it, smile and wait for it to calm down, and then talk to it.

After a week, when people get close to him, they won't be running around, and then it's time to move on to the next step, and that's the mealworms. In the second week, he first took the worm in his hand and fed it outside the cage for two days, and then he could put his hand into the cage and feed it after he would come to eat.

At first, it will not come to eat, because your hand has violated its territory, and when it is quiet, it will tentatively approach and jump away, all you have to do is to wait patiently, it will quickly take the worm away after feeling that your hand has no malice, and after eating it once, it will be bold, and then consolidate it for two or three days.

The next thing is the key, which is to eat in the cage. When it feeds in the palm of your hand, slowly pinch the palm of your hand, pinch a little bit every day, and then the cavity is completely closed after three days.