Title: PET5061
National origin: Russian, Chinese, Japanese, Korean, etc.
Vulnerability: respiratory, digestive and parasitic diseases
Life: 4 to 5-year profile of the species of small pacifist birds
In the country, it is not unusual to keep small pacing birds, many of whom have been or are being raised. However, there have been no reports of successful home-based breeding of pyroclastic birds, so that those normally seen in the pet market are caught directly from the wild. As a result of the arbitrary capture of people and the deterioration of their living environment, the number of small Pacific birds is becoming smaller and they are now classified as endangered species.
The little Pacific birds are seen only in Russia, China, Japan and Korea, and in many places we do not see them in four seasons a year, and they fly to other places because of seasonal shifts.
Little Pacific birds usually don't appear alone, and as long as there are little Pacific birds, there will usually be dozens of them in your eyelids. In addition, it was discovered that they would mix up with the flatbirds, so when you see the flatbirds, look closely at the flocks and you might find the little flatbirds.
Chinese literary name: Little Taipingbird
Two words: Bombbycilla japonica
Context: Animals
Gate: Pipeline gate
Amen: vertebrate Yaman
Programme: Birds
APA: Today ' s APA
FREEDOM: FREEDOMS
KO: Chilling Bird Section
In the case of flat birds
Zero: Characteristics of the small twilight twilight twilight
Just once you've seen them, you don't forget them. Other birds are very different from them in shape, and even the birds — a bird that looks close to them — are marked by their distinctive characteristics. Many birds and females have very different looks, but this does not appear on the little pacifiers, which are not very different by sex.
They are not small, although they are called small, and they may be over 15 cm in size and over 30 g in weight. A little bit smaller than a little bit, but when you look apart, you may not be able to tell, but together, the contrast is clearly visible.
Characteristic description of the little vertebrae
Size: above 15 cm, usually not more than 20 cm.
Weight .30-60g.
Head: chestnut on the front end of the forehead and face; black stripes on the base, eye weeks and behind the eye; black areas on the cheek; black pillows, connected to the black area of the eye, forming black rings around the head. There's a crown on the head, and the crown feathers rise when the little Pacific bird is excited.
Shoulder: Mostly grey, slightly brown.
Boobs: Brown gray.
Abdominal: Grey.
Back: mainly grey, slightly brown.
waist: Grey.
Wings: The colour of the plume on the wings is the same as that of the shoulder plume, the colour of the primary plume is the same as that of the tail plume, the color of the plume is the bright rose red, the plume is close to the black, and the end is the red; the secondary plume is specially extended to form about eight millimeters outside of the plume and forms a flat slice of wax.
Bottom: Gray, but darker than the waist, and deeper to the tail, the color of the close end of the tail is as deep as black, the end is rose red and the bottom is chestnut.
(b) Distinguished from the pheasant: observation of the plume and tail end, the plume and tail end of the plume are rose red and the plume and tail end are bright yellow. Little Twilight Bird Care Knowledge
Because of the large amount of excreta, it is usually necessary to clean up, which is usually incompletely digested, and because the bird has the habit of eating from the excrement, which is harmful to the health of the bird ' s body and requires attention when raising it. The bird cages of the little pacifier have a food pan, a sandbasket, which allows the little pecker to peck the sand and help the little tummy to digest food.
The little twilight bird is cold and afraid of heat, and in the summer it has to be cool. It can provide a bath once a day, keep its feathers and toes clean, and the cage hangs in the shade. The summer feed is replaced by green bean powder and duck eggs, which help cool the heat. The birds do not have to be brought out to walk on a daily basis. They can take them for a walk in the forest in the wild or in the park, and when they walk, let the birds scream and let the birds enjoy the fresh air of nature.
They can be placed in a bath cage, immersed in a water basin, and the water is measured in terms of permafrost or contact with the abdomen. Water temperature should be maintained at 20°C - 22°C in winter. After bathing, the birds hang their cages in the sun to keep them dry. The little Pacific bird lives in an environment.
High-altitude areas cannot be seen in the shape of small, flat birds, who generally do not fly to forests above 900 metres above sea level, and below 900 metres above sea level are their real gardens. The small pacing birds usually operate in groups, which can be large and small, with more than 100 birds in large groups and less than 10 in small groups.
You can't look on the ground if you want to find them in the habitat of the little twilight birds, because the twilight birds aren't very much on the ground, and they don't come up unless they feel thirsty. In order to find them, you need to move your eyes up to the trees, the top of the trees, and so on, where the little pacifiers are most active. Sometimes you can see not only little Pacific birds jumping and jumping on trees, but also the flat birds shaking in front of you.
The distribution of small Pacific birds is much smaller than that of the Pacific birds, whose footprints are currently found only in Russia, China, Japan and South Korea, while the Pacific birds occupy Asia, Europe, and the Americas.
In the natural environment, small pacing birds tend to breed in the middle of the year (June), and their nests are visible between the branches of the needle leaf. The females produce about five eggs and then hatch for two weeks. Although small Pacific birds are usually based on vegetable foods, they tend to eat more insects during reproductive times. It is difficult to reproduce under conditions of artificial rearing and there is little information on this. Feeding requirements for the little Pacific bird
Scientificly sound diets can make the birds healthier, so masters are very concerned about how they can feed better. And if we want to do better with the feeding, let's see what the birds eat in the wild. In the natural environment, there is a good deal of food available to small pacifiers, who consume a large part of the foods of plant foods and eat insects, among others. The conditional owner can provide some of the food they eat in the natural environment, provided that the food you provide is safe for the bird.
Of course, we cannot completely feed the birds that they eat in nature, and the masters can feed the birds by referring to the Feeding Points of the Little Pacific.
Because digestion is incomplete, the little pacifiers have a habit of getting their masters to eat in the faeces, which are not good for birds and directly affect their health, so that the masters need to take some measures to avoid such situations, such as cleaning up their faeces in time.
When the chicks are in special times, the masters also need to change their foods as appropriate, for example during the plum season, where the master can provide the birds with proper carrots, sweet peppers with peanut oil, which helps keep the feathers light. In the event of problems arising from eating, the owner needs to seek the help of experts in time to avoid more serious consequences.