The bird that was picked up did not move and was still alive. How to feed?

You are a bird picked up from outside, it is wild, he will only eat the food that his mother feeds him, no matter how you feed him, he will not eat it, so he will slowly starve to death, I think where did you pick it up, where to send it, so that his mother's mother should be able to find it, he has also been to the house before, I am curious to put it at home, feed him greens, feed small insects, and feed him that kind of millet, he doesn't eat it, slowly he starves to death, Later my mom told me that I should let him go back to his natural place so that he could grow up and forage for food on his own.

If it is a small bird that has just been born for a few days, pay attention to the number of feedings, and feed them once every 20 minutes or so, and try to feed some small insects.

If the bird is able to open its eyes, the feeding time can be half an hour or even 45 minutes. It's good to feed mainly with small bugs.

When the bird has grown up enough to leave the nest, that is to say, the fetal feathers of the bird have fallen off, and the moult has been completed, and the wings and tail have grown, the feeding time at this time can be spaced to about 2-3 hours.

Feed it with a straw injection and see if it eats!

If the bird is still alive, you can feed it with a needle, the food should be thin, open its beak and use the needle to punch it in.

When you pick up a bird, you must do a good job of keeping warm firstIt can be nested with old clothes and dry grass. The bird is not hardy, don't freeze it. When you usually feed, you can feed some rice soaked in water, and you can also feed some insects and the like.

Be careful not to feed foods containing salt. If it is difficult to eat at first, a liquid feed can be given with a syringe. Take a small amount several times a day.

It is also necessary to feed it with more water, so that it can better digest the food.

OriginIn 1868, Huxley proposed the hypothesis that birds originated from dinosaurs. Huxley was a well-known British biologist, a staunch supporter of Darwin's theory of evolution, and one of the first scholars to propose that birds originated from dinosaurs.

In 1927, the Danish paleontologist Heilmann published a very classic book "The Origin of Birds" in 1927, in which he proposed that although birds and dinosaurs are very similar, dinosaurs have been very specialized, so birds may not directly originate from dinosaurs, but have a common ancestor with dinosaurs, which is the allottodontes.

The so-called alveolar tooth is a fossil group that is more primitive than dinosaurs, this group is considered to have produced dinosaurs, birds, crocodiles and other major modern vertebrates, and it may appear a little earlier, earlier than the Jurassic, Cretaceous Triassic. This doctrine has been prevalent for about half a century since it was proposed.

1. Insectivores, also called soft birds, look at its beak shape, generally more pointed and long It is more troublesome to feed this kind of bird, take the embroidered eye chick!

At the beginning of feeding the chicks, the first few times is the bird to transform its food, in order to make the bird easy to absorb and adapt, so the feed is as thin as possible, just with bamboo strips can be picked. After a few feeds, you can see that the bird's droppings are starting to thin and the moisture content is reduced, so adjust the feed to a humidity that can be easily picked up and feed it normally. Stick to feeding every hour!

Pat the nest with your hand, and the birds will open their mouths to beg for food, and feed the birds every time until they do not open their mouths.

The bird does not eat and is also a sign of fear of life. At first, you can feed tofu (artificial feeding), which is rich in protein and easy to digest. You can also feed the steamed bread batter, (Method: Put the steamed bread into water and turn it into a paste.) and wet bird food.

After about two or three days, when you are familiar with it and its feathers have grown, but you are not yet able to eat freely, you can ask for a small spoon to feed it, (you can also use chopsticks).

Gradually, they will eat freely, and gradually evolve to the stage of young birds, and it will be easy to raise.

Here's how to pick up a baby bird:

The first thing is, of course, to determine how big the bird you are picking up. If the bird's eyes are closed and there is not much hair on its body, it means that the bird has just hatched and it is highly recommended to put it back in the nest in the tree, as it is difficult to take care of the bird without a mother bird.

If the bird has grown hair and is struggling to learn to fly, it is easier to feed and has a higher survival rate in captivity.

If you want to raise it yourself, it is better to build a small nest with a celery stick newspaper with branches for it to rest.

Feeding the birds is very annoying, because it is necessary to feed every 20 minutes or so, reduce the frequency of feeding and increase the amount of food as the birds grow up until the birds can forage for food on their own.

The small beak of the bird can feed the bread worm Wangbi, and use scissors to clip the breadworm into two sections and feed it with tweezers.

You can't feed the bird water, the water will swell the belly, and when the bird grows up, put the water and it will go back to drink on its own.

The birds that were picked up could not be raised because they were not ripe. The picked up birds are wild and unwilling to get close to people, and will refuse to eat human feeding, resulting in starvation. Moreover, the picked up birds will carry germs, which will not only affect the birds but also have an impact on the keepers.

Precautions for raising birds:

1. The cage should be good, no burrs, no paint, and often washed and cleaned, so that it is not easy to make the bird sick;

2. Bird food should be slowly topped, especially the chicks, what to feed is not as good as tofu, which is nutritious and easy to digest, and the mung bean flour is added to the grains and live insects when it is larger;

3. Birds must not be bored at home, birds can't see the sky, can't breathe fresh air, let alone grow, and can't live long.

Ways to save a dying bird include using water or food, using a small flashlight, or seeking professional help.

1. Use water or food.

When we find that a bird is dying when it is injured or hungry, we can immediately provide it with water or food. If the bird is unable to stand or move, it can be gently lifted and provided with appropriate support, such as providing a water tank or perching nest.

2. Use a small flashlight.

The flashlight can help us find the problem of the dying bird, point the flashlight at the bird, and gradually move to its side. If the bird is unconscious, it can be wrapped in a soft towel or blanket and gently placed in a safe place. It is important to note that the flashlight should be of high brightness in order to find the birds in the dark.

3. Seek professional help.

Professional bird rescue agencies should be contacted in a timely manner. They usually have specialized tools and equipment to rescue dying birds. Before waiting for rescuers to arrive, there are some basic measures that can be taken to ease the bird's suffering, such as providing it with a safe habitat, keeping it warm, and giving it proper water and food.

Ways to protect your birds

1. In daily life, people should not feed birds at will. Feeding the wrong food can lead to malnutrition or death in birds, and feeding can change the animal's foraging habits, making the bird dependent and unable to survive once it is separated from humans. In addition, close feeding and contact with birds may also increase the risk of human-animal disease transmission.

2. If you meet a newborn baby bird on the side of the road, first observe whether the bird father and mother are around. If you do not find an adult bird nearby, and the bird is injured or unable to fly, please contact the wildlife protection agency in time. If the bird is in good condition, wear protective gloves to find a nearby nest and put the bird back in, provided that it is safe to do so.

3. If the public finds someone catching or beating birds with a net in mountaineering, outing or daily life, call 110 to call the police in time to ensure their own safety.

If the bird is dying, there are several ways to try to save it:

1.Observe the bird's appearance to see if there are any external injuries. If there is a trauma, a simple bandaging is required.

2.Keep the bird warm under an insulated lamp to keep it warm.

3.If the bird does not have strength, you can give it some glucose to help it regain its strength.

4.If the bird is in good spirits, you can give it some bread worms or other insects to help it regain its strength.

It should be noted that for people who are not familiar with the physical condition of the bird, do not feed the bird medicine or provide other unnecessary ** at will, so as not to cause more harm to the bird. If the condition of the bird is very severe, it is recommended to take the bird to a professional animal doctor for a ** macro.