Designation: PET2642
English name: Dark Green White-eye
Origin: Asia and Northern Africa
Vulnerability: respiratory, digestive and parasitic diseases
Life: 15-year profile of the dark green eye bird species
Dark green embroidered eyebirds are a very common type of bird in the field of embroidery because of the sound of their ears and their beautiful feathers, which are favoured by many bird-loving people. Dark green eyebirds are distributed across many countries in Asia, such as China, Korea, Japan, Thailand, Myanmar, Viet Nam, etc. In addition to the dark green eye birds that can be seen in the Asian region, they can also be found in northern Africa and beyond.
Dark green eyebirds are small birds, and none of the people who have seen them are attracted to their tiny little bodies. Dark green-eyed birds can act alone and may be assembled in groups. If you want to see a bunch of dark green-eyed birds, you can look for them in winter or during their migration. There are more dark green eyebirds in the south than in the north, although some dark green eyebirds in the south fly north in the summer.
Like many birds, dark green-eyed birds feed on insects and their larvae, as well as fruit and seeds of plants, so feeding them is not particularly difficult. In addition, dark green embroidered eyebirds have the function of pest eradication and are well protected.
Chinese literary name: Dark green eyebird
Two words: Zosterops japonica
Context: Animals
Gate: Pipeline gate
Section: Embroidery of the Eye
FREEDOM: FREEDOMS
Programme: Birds
It's called "The Eye."
Castes: Characteristics of Dark Green Embroidered Eyebird
The Dark Green White-eye, which is called Dark Green White-eye, both in Chinese and English, we can see in their names two distinct morphological features of the bird - Their backs are green and their eyes are surrounded by white feathers. Because of its unique morphological characteristics, dark green-eyed birds are often called to be embroidered, white-eyed, awakened and so on. Also because the morphological characteristics of dark green embroidered birds are clear, it is easy to distinguish them from other birds. Even in the wild, people can find them by looking at them.
Dark green eyebirds are among the birds that domestic lovers raise more, and they are also more common in the florist market. Before raising such birds, the master is prepared to raise them in such a way as not to be overwhelmed and overwhelmed at the beginning of the maintenance process. Usually, if properly maintained, the bird can live for 15 years.
Detailed morphological description of the Dark Green Embroidered Bird
Size: around 10 cm.
Weight: around 12g.
Eye: A white circle of white feathers formed in the week of the eye is very visible.
Mouth: Black.
Back: Green.
Boobs: Grey.
Abdominal: White.
Wings: The inner side is green, the outer side is dark or black. It's the Dark Green Eye.
If you want to keep a dark green eye, you have to learn to watch. Some say that the dark green eyebird is a bird with a little petrified. If you forget to leave enough food and water for the bird before you go out, you may have serious consequences when you come back a few hours later. So, what does the master have to look at when he breeds a dark green eye? Is there anything other than food and water that needs attention?
I. FOOD AND Water
An animal like a cat or a dog, even if hungry for a while, with little water to drink, would have no major problems, but for a black green eye bird, the loss of water would have a great impact on them, so the owner would need to look at the food and water tanks from time to time. Dark green embroidery birds in a wild state enjoy insects, plant fruits and plant seeds, for which the owner can feed them appropriately. For food that a bird cannot eat, the owner needs to avoid feeding.
II. Bathing
In fact, the birds also bathe, and many also like bathing. In order to avoid the cold, the masters control the indoor temperature when the birds bathe, especially in the cold winters.
III. Questions about sunbath
Dark green-eyed birds do not like particularly bright places, and if the sun is too strong, the owner needs to put a light coat on the cage. In the daily bathing of birds, the owner needs to be careful to avoid direct sunlight during the high summer (or fall) and winter and spring seasons of lower temperatures to prevent cold. Dark green eyebrushing environment
If we want to know how the dark green eyebirds live, we might start by looking at what they eat, because they must be living in places where food sources are more abundant. Forests, orchards, etc. are their ideal habitats, where they can not worry about the source of food. In addition to food sources, the climate is, of course, an important factor in the choice of habitat for dark green embroidered birds, which, in the case of the dark green embroidered birds living in China, tend to camp in the South, where they are more likely to be seen.
However, when summer comes and temperatures are high, some dark green eye birds in the south go north to take summer shelter in the lower temperatures. Some dark green-eyed birds, while not flying north, may go to higher altitudes where temperatures are also low. Recent studies show that dark green embroidery birds have also been seen at 2,000 metres above sea level, so their environmental resilience is naturally not too poor.
It's not just in the wild, even in cities, but if you want to see them, you have to go to parks with more trees. Dark green-eyed birds may also appear in small areas where good green work is done, and they are very popular because of the sound of dark green-eyed birds.
If a dark green eyebird is raised at home, the owner may not be able to create a natural environment for them, but you must know in what environment the dark green eyebird can live a healthier life. Dark green eyebirds like fresh air, and if you don't think the air in your home is too good, the walker is a good option. Walking birds not only allow birds to breathe fresh air, but also make them more adaptable to life with humans, which is a two-way street. The point of dark green eyebrowing.
Wild green embroidered birds may have a variety of problems because of food, but under the conditions of artificial breeding, they usually grow healthy with the right methods. In general, in order for the dark green eyebirds to receive full nutrition, they are fed with different foods, but the mix of foods does not depend on the master ' s mood, and you need to feed them according to their growth.
I. Bread bug feeding, etc.
Most people think that breadworms are enough for birds, but this is not the case. Although the protein content of breadworms is indeed very high, it is not generally recommended for too much to feed when raising dark green eyed birds. It's not just bread worms. Some masters prepare food for insects like cricket, but when feeding birds to this kind of food, they need to be careful to control the feeding.
II. MAIN FOOD
On the market, there are staple foods that are sold exclusively for dark green-eyed birds, which the owner can buy directly, but the owner must be able to identify and avoid the purchase of inferior products. In addition to direct purchase, the owner can make it at home.
III. Whether or not to feed the birds
Those birds who live in the wild actually look for the fruits of their plants for food, so they can also feed some melon fruit when they feed their homes. It is important to note that: 1. the guacamole is washed and then fed to the birds; 2. the guacamole must be fresh; 3. Some guacamole may have a negative impact on the dark green embroidered eyebirds, such as the defecation of the watermelon when the birds eat it, and the masters try not to feed them.