How to teach a starling to eat on its own, and how to teach a young starling to eat on its own

Make a bird's head, feed with the bird's head and make some swallowing movements with the bird's head, the bird will slowly imitate, and then it will learn, but it takes time and patience.

When you feed the food every day, put it in the palm of your hand to seduce it to drop the food, and it will be in less than a few days.

Don't bother. Put some food in the tank, starve it, and it will be. If you don't eat it, it's not time yet, and it's still small (o ah!) You have to be artificially fed for a while.

I changed my feathers in the summer and grew up. Naturally, you will eat it.

Hello dear, the newborn young starling needs to be artificially fed, so the little starling can generally eat by itself for about a month, and when the little starling will not flap its wings when feeding, you can start to let it eat by itself. When artificial feeding, starlings are generally fed soft food, such as eggs, meat floss, large liquid such as friendly rice, feed, stirred into a ball, fed 5 8 times a day, each time feeding two or three thumb-sized amounts. In about three months, the little starling can gradually get rid of soft food and start eating dry food.

Dry food has little water, so pay attention to keeping the drinking fountain of the bird oak cage with water at all times during the feeding period.

Go to the pet store and buy the myna food (you can choose a few more foods) and the starling will definitely eat it. After eating, you can feed regular grains.

Starling (scientific name: Acridotheres cristatellus): Similar in size to housestarling, 23-28 cm long.

It is black all over, with long, erect clusters of plumage on the forehead, like a crown, and white wing spots, especially when flying. The tail feathers and undertail feathers have white terminal spots. The mouth is creamy yellow, and the feet are yellow.

It mainly inhabits the secondary broad-leaved forests, bamboo forests and sparse forests at the edge of the forest in the low hills and foothills below 2000 meters above sea level. It feeds on insects and insect larvae such as locusts, grasshoppers, beetles, snakes, caterpillars, ground tigers, flies, lice, etc., and also eats plant foods such as grains, plant fruits, and seeds.

Starlings are more common in southern China and are both important agricultural and forestry birds and popular caged birds. It can imitate the song of other birds, as well as simple human language, and is widely caged in China, and has been introduced to places such as the Philippines and Canada.

Catch a few small earthworms for him to eat, and the birds will swallow them wildly, and the earthworms are the delicacies of the mountains and the sea in the eyes of the birds.

When the starling is hungry, put the food in the food box and let it peck on its own;Live bread worms can also be used to tease it and arouse its appetite.

Starlings are starlings!It's not a parrot crazy b sweat The landlord doesn't have to worry about three months should have been able to eat If you can't yet, it is recommended that you exercise him Don't feed him soft food when you're usually hungry Give him hard food directly Let him peck and play with himself Feed it two grains by hand, let him know that the thing can be eaten Then throw it to him and let him peck it himself At first, maybe just play, eat very little, but slowly practice and he will eat it by himself My two months will eat It used to be like this!So it is recommended that you also ask him to contact Big Bird Smart and be able to eat it himself in a week or two!