Little Pacific bird is a common caged bird in my country. Most bird friends have raised it, but under the condition of artificial rearing, the Taiping bird rarely breeds successfully. Therefore, most of the common little peacebirds on the market are wild and directly caught. So how to feed the little Taiping bird?

Let's take a look and find out. At present, little peacebirds no longer exist in many parts of our country. Of course, this is also the reason for the seasonal migration of little peacebirds. However, my country has listed the little Pacific bird as a near-dangerous species and has begun to protect them. Little Peacebirds live in groups, with at least dozens of them, and rarely act alone. Therefore, when we go to catch, we often catch one piece at a time.

In addition, the little peacebird also likes to mix in groups, that is, to mix with other bird groups for activities, which is also a relatively powerful ability. The little peacebirds are still pretty good looking, their body is mostly grey, but there is a little rose on the top of their wings and tail feathers, which looks very showy. One thing to note is that the little pacific bird is not a pacific bird, there are two species. The plumage of the Taiping also has a bright color, but it is bright yellow. Little Peacebirds do not go to high altitudes, the highest is only 900 meters above sea level, they prefer to live in the woods, and even gather in many groups, as many as hundreds.

Little Peacebirds usually live in trees, rarely appear on the ground, and they rarely come down except for drinking water. So if you want to look for little peacebirds in the wild, you can just look for them on the trees, because they especially like to jump on the trees and are very active, especially those on the top of the trees are the most active. If they are domesticated, they need to protect their living environment, especially because they have a lot of excrement and need to be cleaned frequently, every other day. And they love water baths so much that you can give them a water bath when cleaning the manure pan.

 But the water bath should be decided according to the seasonal weather, once a day in summer, at most once a week in winter, mainly to clean the feathers and toes, and quickly dry the feathers after each wash. In summer, the cage of the little peacebird should be hung in a cool place to ensure ventilation, and the usual food should also be changed to clear heat and remove fire. In winter, you should pay attention to keeping warm, and you need to be in a leeward and sunny place. Little Pacific birds have a certain seasonal migration, so they have relatively high temperature requirements, usually between 15 and 25 degrees is the most suitable, of course, this is not the limit temperature, but the best temperature, I believe those pets who like them The Lord will choose the best temperature for them.