How to train Starling Wren baby sun parrot birds to fly?

Personally, I think each has its own strengths. It's good to be matured. Parrots may be a bit more intelligent comparatively.

1. Train the starling to fly from the cage door to the owner, and then make it fly back into the cage, or put it in the cage. Let it quietly get used to the command and fly to the hand, and when it flies to the hand, it will start to reward it for loving food. Repeated training in this way allows it to establish a conditioned reflex and gradually make it fly farther and farther.

2. When flying, it should be noted that the release time should not be too long, and the initial release should not exceed 15 minutes. If you start releasing for too long, you may forget to return to the basket because of your free roaming.

3. Pay attention to prevent starlings from being frightened by dogs and cats during flight training. Both dogs and cats have the habit of chasing early finger birds, so they must not be allowed to approach before flying.

It is best for young birds to start training.

Younger starlings are easier to train, at the beginning we can let our starlings understand our instructions, we can start with a simple bar, when we give the command on the bar, the fingers should be pointed at the bar, and then when our little starlings can quickly respond after hearing the instructions, we can give them a little food as a reward.

Under normal circumstances, the training time is relatively long, about half a month.

Starlings can be released for training for 2-3 months.

After the starling has been trained to fly, he can obey the owner's command or gesture, and when the master walks to **, it will fly to **. Flying training is to train the starlings to enter the cage and basket (on the rack and off the rack when raising).

First in the cage do not put the feed, let it starve, and then put the feed on the bamboo slice stretched into the cage to feed, after the bird is accustomed to this feeding method, slowly cover the spring plum move to the cage door to feed, let the bird stand at the cage door, feed the bamboo piece from the back of the cage to stretch into, so that the bird's head to the cage, the tail to the cage outside the food, and consolidate the above action for a few days.

The cage is then released in a closed room, and after a period of release, the cage is moved closer to the bird, and then the bamboo piece is stretched into the cage from behind to lure it into the cage to make it jump back into the cage. 1 After 2 days, there is no need to move the cage closer to the bird, and then you can fly high and far. Starlings should not be released for too long, generally 12 to 15 minutes, and they should not be fed too much during release.

Indoor Release:

Usually when flying in the house, use wolfberries or bread worms to train the starlings to get started, and call the name of the starling before getting started, so that the starlings can find their voices, so that when they are released outdoors in the future, your special voice can find your position in the starling's flight. After the release, the starling should be trained to enter the cage, induce the food in his hand to the cage door, let the little eight see that you put the food in your hand into the cup, let the little eight enter the cage to eat, and use the command of the stutter to call it "into the cage", repeated training to form a conditioned reflex, once the owner makes a "cage" sound, it will enter the cage by itself. Outdoor Release:

With the starvation method, this is the most important thing. If you want to release the starlings outside the house, you must not feed the starlings for the first two or three hours.

With the call method, when Hachi is outdoors on the ground, he generally does not listen to greetings, but as long as the owner calls in time during the flight, Hachi will fly along your voice and land firmly on your shoulder.

When choosing the outdoor release site, generally choose a quieter yard, try to avoid kittens, puppies, when the young eight are young, they can adapt to the noisy environment, as they grow up day by day, the bird's courage will become smaller and smaller, once frightened, it will fly away. Therefore, the owner must be present when the bird is released outdoors, once the bird is frightened, the owner must call its name in time during the flight of the starling, so that the starling can find your location.

Starling grows up day by day, more and more interested in outdoor activities, if you don't have fun outdoors, it is difficult to call into the cage, in this case, the owner must not be in a hurry, use the inducement method to let the starling into the cage, do not chase the starling, so that the starling will also be frightened. Use small things such as bread worms, goji berries, paper strips, leaves, cigarettes to attract the attention of the starling, lead the starling to the cage door, put the things in his hand in the opposite direction of the cage door, and let the starling enter through the cage door by himself.

Quick training starling bird flying tutorial, it's that simple, have you learned?