I wanted to raise a bird, but I didn t know anything about birds, so I didn t know what to raise

The little budgie is definitely easy to raise.

The nanny bird, bred from the white-rumped bird, is named because of its docile temperament and eats millet.

Ten Sister Birds. Birds of the family Bird's Nest order).

The Ten Sisters are a new breed produced by hybridization, not a wild domesticated species. It comes in white, chocolate, variegated, and there are some special varieties called the Ten Sisters of Arts. Among the breeding birds, the number of ten sisters is the highest among finches.

It is also a type of social bird and has the habit of living in groups. It is common to see multiple ten sisters living in the same grass nest, so it is also very suitable for being a false mother for other small birds, and they can be said to be competent parents.

Scientific name in Chinese. Ten sisters.

You are raising birds in the way of raising people, not raising birds in the way of raising birds.

Explanation]: Raise birds according to people's own lifestyle. The metaphor goes against the objective laws of things, and acting subjectively will inevitably lead to failure.

The bird was dazzled and sorrowful, and did not dare to eat a single belly, nor dare to drink a cup, and died in three days. This is to raise birds by themselves, not to raise birds by birds. ”

In the chapter of "Happiness", Zhuangzi told such a story through the mouth of Confucius:

The suburbs of Lu have always been a very big seabird, Lu Guojun liked it very much, so he respectfully welcomed this seabird into the Taimiao, played "Jiu Shao" such a solemn ** to please it, prepared wine for it to drink, slaughtered cattle and sheep for it to eat, and worshiped this seabird with such a ceremony every day. And what about this seabird? His eyes were foggy, his expression was melancholy, he didn't eat a bite of meat, he didn't drink a sip of wine, he was depressed and unhappy, and he died in three days.

The Sandpiper (scientific name: Scolopax rusticola) is a wading bird with a body length of 35 cm. He is obese, with short legs and a long, straight mouth.

It is larger than a snipe, with markings on the top of the head and nape of the neck. Flapping wings and swishing during takeoff. The occupancy flies slowly, taking off from treetop altitude with its mouth pointing downward.

The flight seems bulky and the wings are wide. It inhabits dark and damp broad-leaved forests and mixed forests with well-developed understory plants and thick deciduous layers, and is sometimes found in forest swamps, wet grasslands and forest edge shrublands. Nocturnal forest birds.

During the day, it hides on the ground, and flies to the open area to eat at night. It feeds mainly on small invertebrates such as Coleoptera, Diptera, Lepidoptera, insect larvae, earthworms, snails, and sometimes plant roots, berries, and seeds. Breeds in Eurasia and Japan.

winters in North Africa, India, Indochina, Japan; Occasionally to the Philippines.

Feed on aquatic animals and plants, typical wading birds, with no feeding value! And the smell of feces is strong, it is recommended to release it!

May feed may be too lonely to die.