Designation: PET2380
English name: Sulphur creded Cockatoo
Life: An overview of the species of parrots aged around 80 years
The Sulphur Cockatoo looks beautiful, but it's not a parrot that he sees at first sight. Because the bird color of this parrot is very light white, most importantly yellow crown feathers over the head, and the head is raised in fan form when angry, like a blooming sunflower is beautiful.
Chinese literary name: Raffles parrot
Chinese aliases:
English name: Sulphur creded Cockatoo
Two words: Cacatua Galerita
Area: Animal
Gate: Phylum Chordata
Amen: Vertebrata
Aves
♪ The world's most beautiful world ♪
Objective: Psittaciformes
Section: Capatuidae
NACO: Undergraduates are also generally placed under the wider parrot section as Cacatunae.
Cafatuini
A parrot of sunflowers.
Distribution: Characteristics of parrots in northern, eastern and southern Australia and Tasmania
The most typical feature of a parrot is that the parrot has a yellow crown feather on his head, and when he is angry, his head is fanned up like a sunflower, so he calls it a parrot. Good breeding can last up to 80 years.
The macaws are 40-50 cm long, weigh 815-975 g, have developed crown feathers, mainly white. The female is the same as the male and cannot be identified from the male. The male iris are black and the female brown. The inside side of the wings and tails is light yellow and the beaks and feet are black or dark gray. The crown colours of the macaws vary from place of origin to place, and there are four subgenerous species, the difference being the size of the body and the size of the beaks, three of which are white eyes, while the subgenerous species of the macaws of the sunflowers are blue eyes.
This is characterized by thick and strong mouths, upper and lower hooks, missing edges on both sides and base wax membranes. The connection between the upper mouth and the skull is like a chain, and it moves. The base of the mouth consists of a wax membrane, a fleshy, soft tongue, and an angular key end. The wings are slightly sharp, the legs are short, the feet are four toes, each with two toes, known as the toes, the claws are sharp and bent and suitable for tree climbing. The macaw of the sunflower.
A parrot likes to live in the wild in forests, woodlands and fields. They are occasionally seen on rural agricultural land seeking agricultural crops. It's in the park or green. What kind of living environment should a parrot be provided by the family?
They need large cages, at least 5x1.2x2m specifications, preferably 6x2x2m, which are ideal and sometimes very noisy, especially in the morning and evening, with strong bites and strong cages that must be strong enough to provide fresh branches and toys for chewing, and can also eliminate boredom.
Artificial breeding, which is apparently quieter during reproduction, provides nesting boxes with strong metal edges, either using metal nesting boxes or hanging them outside the cages, otherwise the powerful force of the bite will seriously damage the wooden nesting boxes, even if they are completely destroyed or damaged in the short term, the safety of the eggs and the young birds will be damaged in the short term. Raffy parrots often engage in aggressive behaviour towards the changes of the female during breeding, often chasing the female, or even attacking her, so that the nesting boxes can use two hole-specific (T-type or vertical), so that the female bird will be less severely injured when they are chased to the dead angle. A parrot of sunflowers.
There's no need to be too complicated to feed a parrot like any other parrot. But what needs to be noted is that when you raise a parrot, you have to be wary of his boredom, urgency, anxiety, etc., and when these problems occur, they may pull out their feathers.
Artificial breeding shall be carried out in metal cages or metal racks, on both sides of which shall be filled with metal food and water tanks. The diet should be based on mixed seeds and nut feed, often fed with vegetables and vegetables, and should not be like many parrots who are under-informed or lazy, irresponsible bird merchants and a few poor breeders who provide only single foods as staple foods, such as sunflower seeds, which are very bad for their health and life, while they are very strong birds under good care.