What to pay attention to when feeding Brother Wren, what can Brother Wren feed

Raising methods and precautions for wrens

Brother Wren is also called Qin Jizi and Hainan Starling. It belongs to the passerine, starling family. It is only found in southern Yunnan, southwest Guangxi and Hainan in China. Let's take a look at the breeding methods and precautions of Wren.

1.What does the wren eat

The family feeds the wren with eggs and rice, and every day they are fed an appropriate amount of soft ingredients made of rice, lean minced meat, steamed eggs, fruits and insects.

2.Breeding management of Wren

Wren from the young bird is easier to raise, can be domesticated, and can be stocked, generally with starling cage breeding, cage with a large water tank, food tank (8 cm 6 cm) each 1. In addition to hearing its song, this bird can also teach it to "speak". Training to "speak" starts with young birds, not "tongue twisting".

The training time should be early in the morning, choose a quiet environment to teach the bird to "talk", feed it the food it likes to eat, learn one sentence and then teach the second sentence, and be patient.

3.The domestication and adjustment of the wren. Teach

The training method of the wren is basically the same as that of the starling, and the wren's ability to learn to speak is stronger than that of the starling, and the training results quickly. It is best to train to learn speech in mid-October, which is after the moulting period of the wren, and it is necessary to seize the time to train, because during this time, learning to speak is faster, and it is easy to develop a variety of conditioned reflexes. At the beginning, the words taught to the wren should be a short language, and after learning it, it should be taught a little more complicated.

It is necessary to go from shallow to deep, from short sentences to long sentences, so that you can learn well, remember it well, and speak well.

4.Precautions for breeding wrens

Brother Wren is timid and frightening, and likes to be quiet. Therefore, it is not advisable to take them out for bird walking. It is suitable for the living environment in the south, raised in the north, and needs to be spent indoors in winter, and the room temperature should be maintained above 15.

It also likes to take a bath, so choose a time every day when the temperature is right and move it into the water bath cage.

Because the wren has a strong ability to imitate, it must not often say some dirty work, ugly words and uncivilized words to it, otherwise it will affect its ornamental value.

1. Brother Wren's eating habits and preferences

Wrens are small magpies that generally prey on various insects, invertebrates such as maggots, and their larvae. In addition, they also consume a variety of plant foods such as fruits, seeds, and nectar.

So, if you want to feed your wren, try feeding a variety of small insects, fruits, such as aphids, caterpillars, spiders, mosquitoes, ants, apples, etc. However, it should be noted that these foods must be clean and hygienic and free of harmful substances to ensure the health of the wren.

2. Selection of feed

In addition to foods found in nature, there are now also feeds specifically for birds**. If you are not comfortable preparing your own food in the wild, you can consider buying relevant feed to feed the wren.

When choosing a feed, there are some important factors to pay attention to. First of all, the feed must be suitable for the wren species, not a generic feed. Secondly, it is necessary to pay attention to the composition and quality of the feed, including the nutritional value, processing process, etc.

Finally, it is necessary to pay attention to the large section of the feed storage to ensure that it is not damp and pest-free.

3. The timing and frequency of feeding

Wrens are generally active before sunrise, so it is best to feed them early in the morning. In addition, they are protein-hungry and therefore need to be fed frequently to meet their energy needs.

Specifically, you can feed food once a day in the morning and once in the afternoon, and the amount of each feeding should not be too much to avoid waste. At the same time, the frequency and amount of feeding can also be adjusted appropriately according to abnormal conditions (such as weather changes that cause the wren to have a poor appetite).

4. Precautions for feeding

When feeding the wren, you need to pay attention to the following:

1. Do not feed too cold or too hot food, so as not to hurt the wren's mouth.

2. Do not feed at night, so as not to enter the habitat of the wren, cockroach and other pests.

3. Do not use foods that contain unhealthy ingredients such as chemical additives and flavors.

4. Pay attention to washing feeding utensils to avoid spreading diseases.

To sum up, the feeding of the wren needs to consider its eating habits, feed quality, time frequency and other factors, and also need to pay attention to some details to ensure the health and happiness of the wren.