How do I feed my two zebra finches meal worms? Do I hand feed them or put in cage and let them get em. Provide details.
Anything would help……
Thanks
Also, how many worms should I feed them in a day?
How do I feed my two zebra finches meal worms? Do I hand feed them or put in cage and let them get em. Provide details.
Anything would help……
Thanks
Also, how many worms should I feed them in a day?
Posted in Bird Feeding
Tagged birds, cage, Feed, finches, Hand, meal, meal worms, zebra, zebra finches
I have a pair of Zebra Finches that mated. The eggs hatched about 4 weeks ago. I opened the nest box to check on them, and all four flew out. I had to chase them down and catch them to put them back. Since my scent got all over them, did the mother decide to reject them? They are about 4 weeks old and have all their feathers, but their beaks are still black and they don’t really come out of the nest box. Did the mother abandon them because i touched them?
thanks…I was worried. The female and the male were both staying out of the box and they tried mating again. They went back in though. I’ll pick a best answer as soon as it lets me
Posted in Bird Nest Boxes
Tagged baby birds, beaks, eggs, feathers, finches, nest box, screw, zebra, zebra finches
I have 5×5 feet cage in which I used to keep two pairs of finch but I always saw them fighting then I placed their nest box on opposite corners but they fought, so I gave them back to pets keeper and bough two pairs of baby finch of 1month age they lived peacefully but they grow up and laid egg they also keep fighting, what the hell is with them????????
My friend has about 6pairs in 5×5 feet cage and they don’t fight.
Finch is a colony bird, why are they behaving so?
What should I do to prevent them fighting????? As I want keep 5pairs in this cage?
Plzzzzzzzzzzz tell meeeee
I don’t know what to do anymore…I have four chicks and the parents take good care of them. The problem is that the male bird plucks the tail feathers of only one of the chicks…I would have tried to separate them but the father is the only one who feeds the chick. This chick is diffrent from the others…he is all white…What should I do? How can I stop the plucking? The chicks are a month old. And the parents are zebra finches the CFW type.
The male is only plucking this chick and only at its tail.
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Tagged Bird, care, chick, chicks, diffrent, father, finch, finches, male bird, parents, problem, Tail, tail feathers, White, zebra, zebra finch, zebra finches
I live in Fort Pierre, South Dakota, and I’ve been fascinated by birds for as long as I can remember. Recently, my grandfather and I built two plastic-bottle birdfeeders. We don’t usually see a lot of blue jays, but they *do* live in the area. I want to attract as many different species as possible. Will standard mixed bird feed work, or is there anything special to attract specific birds in the area? A few examples of some of the birds that I want to attract are blue jays, robins, chipping sparrows, other sparrows, finches, doves, and common grackles (locally known as “blue-headed blackbirds”). It doesn’t have to be just those species, though.
Anyway, an answer would really be appreciated. Thanks for the help.
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Tagged bird feed, bird food, bird species, birds, blackbirds, blue jays, chipping sparrows, doves, finches, fort pierre, grackles, pierre south dakota
A male and female house finch share a bird feeder with chickadees (newly arrived). 6/12/09
I want to feed my birds the eggs they lay, shell and all (my main egg layers are the quails and zebra finches.. and occasionally I get some from my cockatiels and dove).
Assuming this is okay, how do you reccomend preparing the eggs (hard boiled, scrambled, etc?)
Or is it better just to feed chicken eggs or no eggs at all?
Sorry if people from the bird section are getting sick of all my questions one after an another.. but I have a lot of real questions to ask…
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Tagged birds, Cockatiels, egg, egg layers, eggs, feeding, finches, quails, shell, zebra, zebra finches