I have a Beta fish that won’t eat the dried bloodworms.I know birds eat insects and worms,so is it ok to feed the dried bloodworms to my birds?I haven’t yet,so don’t get excited.
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What do u feed a sparrow?
I found an abandoned, injured sparrow on the street today. I took it home rather than leaving it out to die. I am taking care of it until i find a vet or an wildlife reserve. I am heading out tmw to search for one that specializes in birds… in the meantime what can i do to help the bird, do i feed it milk, water or salad etc. It is winter right now, so i doubt i will find any worms or anything like that. Please no snide remarks, i dont know much about taking care of birds, please help! i dont want this sweet creature to die. thanks.. ciao
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Are bird feeders a good idea?
Bird feeders………well, they feed birds but are they a good idea? They give birds food but couldn’t they also make birds more lazy by relying on a person providing them food? There’s also the chance that younger birds won’t/have a smaller chance of being taught how to catch worms.
I’m not talking about pet birds.
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After a bad storm,We found two baby robbins what should we feed them?
The robbins nest is two high so we have them in a box,The mother bird feeds them all day long ,Then we have been giving them worms.The sit on my lap when ever I am sitting on the porch,and they get very upset if I do not give them attention .Will they learn to fly on there own ?I hope so my experianc with flying is some what limited.
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Questions about Ecology?
you have small fish feeding on microorganisms in the surf zone, and you see a school of bluefish offshore feeding on smaller fish, and several brown pelicans are diving and feeding on the bluefish. along the shore are other birds feeding on fish, fiddler crabs, and worms in the sand. Ghost crabs and fiddler crabs are moving in and out of their burrows feeding on decaying grass and fungi near the high tide zone.
What level would the brown pelican fit into?
A. First feeding level
B. Second feeding level
C. Third feeding level
D. Higher feeding level
Where would the ghost and fiddler crabs fall into?
A. Primary consumers
B. Secondary Consumers
C. Tertiary Consumers
D. None of the above
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Please at least and try to answer the question for the live of this baby bird.?
Yesterday my dog attcked a little baby bird and it has a fat scratch under its arm, my mom said to leave it outside and the mommy would come and find it, i went to my friends house then came back, my sister put it in a box with some water, hamster bedding and some of my parakeet food.my dog has killed a lot of birds before but all of them were dead by the time we found them.so we gave this little baby bird some water and it helped a lot!it can’t eat seeds or hard things cause it is just a baby.it is in my room and its chirping for food, what should i do?i don’t want to call the vet because i am only 13 and i want to re-connect this baby to its mommy, iv’e been crying all night cause i felt sooo bad,my sister and i looked for worms last night and didn’t find nothing,it was dark so mabey they were sleeping, i will try again this morning,but the moms regurgatate the food for the babys,so how do i grind up the worm?what else can i feed it?how can i re-connect it with it’s mother?
What do I do, I found two baby birds…….?
Ok, My mom found two baby birds(I think there blue jays) under a bush, there definitly not feathered enough to fly and we haven’t seen a mom or dad around taking care of them. I left them alone for a while. I also fed one a worm. Do I keep feeding them worms? I left them under the bush though so I didnt disturb them excelt my dad but one in a nest me and brother made out of a box lid. What do I do?