Sparrows are also birds, so why is it so difficult to feed?

It may be because sparrows themselves are more picky about this environment, and their physique is also relatively special.

The sparrow has a lot of temperament, and when I met a sparrow before, I took it home and wanted to keep it on the balcony, and I let it go when the injury was healed, but I didn't expect it to die the next day. It is inherently untied and cannot be domesticated.

If it is a healthy sparrow, the desire to return to the original world is particularly strong, it will bump around, and finally its physical strength will be exhausted, which will cause dehydration, and when the wild sparrow is raised in captivity, it will not eat the food provided by humans at all, and can only be starved to death in the end, so the sparrow cannot be raised by humans.

The reason why it is not raised by humans is because this bird has a great wild nature, and after being kept at home, it will slowly become uneaten and lose its lively personality and die slowly because it is not familiar with the fresh environment, and it also has a great resistance to the surrounding things.

Because sparrows yearn for freedom, if they are forcibly locked in cages, they will go on a hunger strike, so they cannot be kept by humans.

Sparrows are not suitable for domesticationBecause it is difficult for sparrows to survive in the process of domestic rearing, and sparrows are noisy and affect the home environment.

The inability of the flying sparrows to survive is mainly due to the stress death of the sparrowsAlthough sparrows live around humans, they are actually very cautious about humans, and can get in close contact with humans, in fact, they have found the principles and safe boundaries of getting along with humans by trying, but if the captured individuals are placed in cages, they obviously touch their safety bottom line, so they will die of stress.

Sparrow Habits:

Sparrows are extremely lively, vigilant, and curious, mostly active in places inhabited by humans, and live in groups throughout the year. Sparrows are omnivorous birds that feed mainly on grass seeds in summer and autumn, while brooders mainly feed on insects that damage grasses, and also eat crops when they are ripe.

Sparrows have strong reproductive ability, in the season when there are insects, they breed one nest a month, at least 4 small sparrows in one nest, and one nest in June-July-August in Northeast China; Omnivorous, the insects (those that can fly and those who can't) feed the baby sparrows during the breeding season, and forage for grass seeds and grain in the other season.

When a sparrow is caught, the adrenaline rushes dramatically, the heart beats faster, and the blood pressure rises when faced with an unfamiliar environment. Locked in an iron cage, with bright lights on all sides, and seeing a strange and strange environment, he will be very scared of sparrows. Therefore, many people raise birds and cover them with a black cloth.

Why can't sparrows be raised?

Summary. Hello, sparrows can be fed.

A few points to feed the sparrows::

1. Keep quiet when you just catch a bird, and never get very close to peep.

2. Do not put the food in the jar, but sprinkle it at the bottom of the cage.

3. Don't stuff when you don't eat, you will eat rice and rice after a day of hunger, and try to feed as little as possible for snacks such as biscuits.

The habits of sparrows.

Sparrows are mostly active in places where there are human beings, and are extremely lively, bold and approachable, but they are very vigilant and curious. Nest in human houses, such as eaves and wall holes, sometimes occupy the nests of house swallows, and in the wild, nest in tree holes.

They can sometimes be found nesting in individual trees, however sparrows are flocks in all four seasons of the year, with old groups of trees with many holes, and are often their favorite nesting spots.

Can sparrows feed?

Hello, sparrows can be fed. A few key points for feeding sparrows: 1. Keep the freshly caught bird quiet and never go very close to peep.

2. Do not put the food in the jar, but sprinkle it at the bottom of the cage. 3. Don't stuff when you don't eat, you will eat rice and rice after a day of hunger, and try to feed as little as possible for snacks such as biscuits. Sparrow's living habits Sparrows are mostly active in places inhabited by humans, extremely lively, bold and approachable, but very vigilant and curious.

Nest in human houses, such as eaves and wall holes, sometimes occupy the nests of house swallows, and in the wild, nest in tree holes. They can sometimes be found nesting in individual trees, however sparrows are flocks in all four seasons of the year, with old groups of trees with many holes, and are often their favorite nesting spots.

Is it okay for toddlers in mountain sparrows.

OK.

I often hear people say, "You can feed anything, but you can't feed sparrows", when I was a child, I do remember that you can catch a sparrow, but you can't keep a sparrow, if you lock it, even if it breaks its head, it has to go out.

In fact, after being picked up, it is difficult to feed wild birds if they are not properly cared for. Sparrows are abundant and close to humans, so the wild birds that are picked up are usually sparrows. Chicks eat a lot of food, eat protein-rich and easily digestible food (insects), and if their feathers have not yet grown, they are afraid of cold, and they are very easy to die of negligence in care.

Adult birds are relatively easy to manage, birds are generally kept in cages, but wild birds that have not been close to people are placed in cages, leaking light on all sides, and all you see are weird and strange environments, and there are two-legged monsters ......A common way to rescue birds is to put them in a dark, towel box, keep quiet, and don't look at the cute and start stroking, otherwise there is a possibility of excessive fright and death. I heard from the old man that the wild sparrows were very angry after being caught, so they couldn't feed them and would die of anger. It is true that sparrows have a relatively big temper, but many people say that once adult wild sparrows are caught and raised, they will not eat or drink until they are angry, which is also reasonable, but there are very few sparrows that are really angry to death.

Let's analyze the causes of death of several sparrows after being caught. Cause of death one: the old, weak, sick and disabled sparrows are easy to die, there are many times only on the road to pick up the sparrows, take home and raise without success, because this situation is mostly old, weak and sick sparrows, in fact, they are already sick, or injured, this kind of sparrow itself is very weak, coupled with the desperate flight in the process of people chasing, and people may be very heavy when they catch it with their hands, it is very likely to scratch the organs in the abdomen, so the bird died in the injury, not angry.

Cause of death 2: The feeding environment is too poor to kill Many people are caught healthy sparrows, but they can't find a suitable place to raise, so they put them in some boxes, or buckle them up with some baskets and other things, and the sparrows are in a hurry to return to the original world, so they will fly around in it, causing a rapid decline in physical strength, resulting in dehydration, at that time, even if it is fed, the bird will not eat, and finally die. Cause of death three:

There are many people who catch healthy sparrows in the wild and are cage-raised, but they are fed some food that the birds don't know at all (cakes, steamed bun dregs, cooked rice, etc.). The bird had no idea that this food could be eaten, so it starved to death.

Because the sparrow is accustomed to living in nature, if you raise it yourself, it will change its living habits, it can't adapt to the new life, and it will naturally die out of sickness, and the sparrow does not have a pet sparrow, and it is really difficult to overlap if you catch it in nature.

Because sparrows are birds that live in free groups, raising sparrows will keep them away from the flock, suffer from some diseases, and eventually die of depression, so it is said that they cannot be raised.

Because once the sparrow is caught, it will lose its freedom and die, so the sparrow cannot be raised.

Because the sparrow is lively and active by nature, it is not suitable for captivity in cages, and it will eventually die of depression if it is forced.

Because after the sparrow is caught, it often does not eat or drink, and hits the cage vigorously, unwilling to be kept in captivity.

Why do old people always say that sparrows can't be fed? After reading it, I finally solved my years of doubts.