How does the willow warbler start eating, and what does the willow warbler eat?

There is a way to feed the willow warbler, which has been tried many times, and the success rate is not bad.

1. Prepare a larger cylinder (such as Bailing cylinder) first, and put half a jar of powder (red and blue indigo material) in the cylinder

2. Spread a piece of newspaper under the sieve of sieving powder, pour the bread worms that feed the birds into the sieve, do not sieve, the small bread worms will naturally climb onto the newspaper, quantity.

Thirty or forty are sufficient.

3. Prepare a small container, put in the milk powder, add a small amount of water and mix thoroughly, and the juice should be thick.

4. Put the sifted bread worms into the milk powder, and then clean the juice immediately.

5. Put the small bread worms soaked in the juice into the prepared powder jar immediately, do not stir, and let the worms wriggle by themselves.

6. Put the food jar and water tank into the cage of the willow warbler.

7. Put the warbler cage in a quiet place.

In general, it is possible to start eating smoothly. This recipe can also be used for the opening of red and blue indigo.

Hello! Normal yellow-rumped willow warbler.

After eating, the round fat starts to bark, and how long it takes to round the fat depends on your feed ratio! My willow warbler started a week after it started.

Chirped! The willow warbler food must be hard!

To give you a food reference, I basically follow this ratio, and I have added beef powder to the newly opened bird on the basis of the following!

Daily food ratio: 50 grams of noodles (chick feed, cornmeal (steamed), soybean flour (steamed).

Millet noodles (steamed), mung bean noodles (steamed) five equal amounts, one more at a time to facilitate the amount of ingredients in the future), 3 egg yolks (eggs boiled and opened), shrimp powder: 10 grams, grasshoppers.

Powder: 10 grams, silkworm pupa.

Powder: 15 grams, maggots.

Dry powder: 15 grams, wolfberry: 15 grams (frozen and powdered), glucose powder: 10 grams, 1 piece of Shancun.

After the yellow waist yelled, it was about April to start to rest, and then it was time to shed the hair. After resting, the food is properly adjusted, which is conducive to hair loss, and in the middle and late stages of moulting, it is good to change the feather color on the top of the food.

Wild warblers like to eat bugs, leafhoppers, flies and mosquitoes, and sometimes weed seeds and plant seeds. The willow warbler can be powdered with soybeans, mung beans, and peanuts, but they must be cooked. In addition, if you want to feed 3-5 bread worms each time, you can also mix the flour with water to make a wet season, and at the same time feed some apples or cucumbers appropriately.

The willow warbler is lively by nature, often in small groups in dense woods, foraging for a variety of small insects for food, such as flies, aphids, etc., which is beneficial to agriculture and forestry. Although the willow warbler is petite, its song is loud and loud, and it can be heard at a distance of tens of meters, and the song is crisp and long, full of rhythm. It often whines in the dense treetops, jumping from branch to branch while whining, moving from one canopy to another, and although its sound can be heard, it is not easy to see its shape.

The nest of the willow warbler is very unique, hanging on the branches in a round and spherical shape, and the entrance and exit are open on the side of the nest.

The willow warbler has strict requirements for temperature, and the optimal growth temperature is 20. In winter, the temperature should be kept above 15, otherwise it is easy to get cold and diarrhea. If it is lower than 10 or the temperature is abnormal, it is easy to get sick and even die.

In summer, more than 28 should pay attention to heat stroke prevention and cooling, more than 35 there is a risk of fainting and death.

They often move alone or in pairs, and also move and forage in small or mixed groups during the non-breeding season. Sexually active, light and agile, jumping from branch to branch throughout the day, flying in and out of the branches, preying on flying insects, usually in the canopy, and sometimes in low trees or bushes. [3]

The dark green willow warbler is the most encountered in the broad-leaved forest, followed by the mixed coniferous and broad-leaved forest, the low mountain farmland is medium, and the number of coniferous forests is the least, the reason for this difference depends on the abundance of food, because the coniferous forest tree species are relatively simple, the food is single, and the broad-leaved forest and the coniferous and broad-leaved mixed forest have many tree species, the forest grows vigorously, the understory shrubs are thick, adapted to nesting and breeding, and there is sufficient food. The growth of trees in low mountain farmland is sparse, human activities are frequent, artificial cash crops and economic forests replace natural vegetation, and at the same time, there are more natural enemies, such as snakes, rats, and birds of prey, although there is a certain amount of food, but it is not conducive to nesting and breeding. Therefore, the number of broad-leaved forests and mixed coniferous and broad-leaved forests is higher than that of valley farmland and coniferous forests.

That, of course, is pecking with its sharp beak.