Nature is cruel, and sometimes life comes at a loss. Fortunately, there are some kind of kind people in the world, such as this one, who, when he was jogging, saw a little thing with shells on the side of the road, apparently only a little while ago.
Dachs says that the best way to find a bird baby this small is to send it back to its nest (do not believe that the web says that people taste like people that make them ostracized, which is wrong). But there were so many trees nearby that they could only be taken home for a while.
With professional incubators in the home, bird babies can grow up safely at controlled humidity and temperature. The Dachs family named it a “trawling”, and because the birds were all similar, they had to wait until they matured to distinguish the species.
The dumplings are fed to cricket, bread worms and nutrients sold to young birds on the market, approximately once every 30 minutes, lasting 14 hours a day. Dachs therefore also recommends that inexperienced people not take young birds home.
In just a few days, the dumplings grew alarmingly, and their bodies began to grow hairy and to complain about eating. It is worth mentioning that, even if its eyes are not open, it is sensitive to the boundaries of the nest and knows to move its ass out of the paper nest made by Dachs.
The chest is getting better, the dumplings can sit on the chest and the eyes open a little bit!
Over the course of the night, dumplings grow thick feathers — and fast growth takes a lot of energy — and they now eat three large crickets and a bunch of wax worms every meal.
But there is also a plume cover, which does not have to rely on an incubator to maintain temperature and can live in a general cage. It's the first time it's standing in a cage. Since the tail is not fully grown, and the balance is weak, it must be gripped by the grip of the claw.
The larger the dumplings, the larger they grow, the more outdoor, more plant-like cages.
With more than three weeks of good care, the dumplings were completely beautiful from birth. It's supposed to be a white cape sparrow or a brown freckle. Filming dumplings from the side is a good disguise for flying in the jungle.
The dumplings were no longer interested in cricket, so Dachs had a lot of fresh leaves in the cage, which was their most important diet in the wild.
The dumplings were about to go outside, but the weather reported a storm coming, so they waited a few days.
The early morning weather following the storm was particularly good, and several days of rainfall also provided abundant water and food. Dachs decided to send dumplings away this day, and they drove to the place where they found it, waiting for it to be ready.
A few minutes later, the dumplings jumped out of the cage and quickly flew to the tree and began to explore, quickly losing sight.