Revealed!The mysterious recipe that makes the starling bird become a "chatterbox" in seconds has been revealed
When the first rays of morning sunlight shine through the gaps in the curtains and lazily sprinkle on your bedside, a crisp "Good morning, master!" suddenly comes to your earsDon't be surprised, it's not a sci-fi scene, it's the daily greeting of your nimble-toothed starling bird. Do you want your starling bird to become such a little "chatterbox"?Then hurry up and explore its "food secrets" with me!
Before delving in, let's be clear: there is no food that can directly make the starling bird speak, after all, this is a bird, and it is not a divine bird that has eaten the elixir. However, the right diet does help the starling bird stay healthy and more energetic to learn and imitate human language.
Let's talk about staple foods first. The staple food of myna birds should be a variety of bird-specific feeds. These feeds already contain most of the nutrients they need, such as protein, fat, and essential vitamins. It's like the rice and noodles we humans eat, which don't make us smarter, but they provide the energy and nutrients we need every day. High-grade bird food is recommended.
Of course, what's the right thing to do with a staple?Next, we have to talk about the "snacks" that can make the starling bird's eyes shine. Fruits such as apples, bananas, grapes, etc., are a good choice, as they not only provide rich vitamins and minerals, but also make the starling's feathers smoother and brighter. However, it should be noted that there is more sugar in the fruit, so you can't give too much, otherwise be careful that your little starling will become a "little chubby"!
In addition to fruits, insects are also a favorite of starling birds. Crickets, breadworms, etc. are all high-quality, high-protein**. Giving them an occasional meal will not only satisfy their cravings, but also help them replenish nutrients that are difficult to obtain in staple foods.
Speaking of which, some people may ask: Since insects are so good, can I feed insects to my little starling every day?The answer is – of course not!It's not good to overdose on anything. Although insects are rich in nutrients, eating too much can also easily lead to nutritional imbalances. This is like us human beings who have big fish and meat every day, although it is refreshing for a while, but the body will definitely not be able to stand it in the long run.
So, how can you make a starling bird's diet rich and balanced?This requires us to put a little more thought into it as masters. You can create a weekly "menu" that includes which days to eat staples, which days to eat fruits, which days to eat insects, etc. This not only ensures that the myna is nutritionally balanced, but also makes them look forward to their daily "meals"!
After the diet is adjusted, the next step is to train to speak. This process requires patience and skill. You can teach them some simple words or phrases such as "hello", "thank you", etc. Remember to speak in a clear, slow, repetitive tone so that they are easier to imitate.
With a proper diet and patient language training, your starling bird will soon become a good little star!When the time comes, whether it is a visit from relatives and friends or a circle of friends, it will make you have more face!
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