How do parrots spend the winter?

When it comes to parrots, everyone must be familiar with them. They not only look good in appearance, but also learn to speak after training. They are very lovely. Many people like to raise one. How does the parrot survive the winter?

How do parrots spend the winter?

1. Increase the temperature: parrots are afraid of the cold. When the temperature is lower than 10 degrees, the parrots can't stand it. So in winter, the ambient temperature should be above 28 degrees. Generally, heating or air conditioning can be used to control the room temperature of the parrots. If it is a young bird, the room temperature can be kept above 28 ℃.

2, dietary requirements: can add some vegetables and oil crops relatively large feed to increase the parrot's own warm ability, drinking water is best to use warm water instead of cold cold water.

3, lighting heating: to choose a sunny greenhouse, you can also use lighting facilities to keep warm, pay special attention to ventilation, do not let the cold wind blow directly to the parrot body. Or the use of ceramic lamp lighting insulation, at night in the lamp covered with black cloth can be conducive to parrot rest.

4. The room should be clean: pay attention to the droppings of the parrot greenhouse, clean up the feed residue in time, and take disinfection measures to prevent the growth of bacteria.

Second, what is the performance of parrots trusting their owners?

1. You can tease it as much as you like, it won't dodge, it won't bite or hurt you, it can sing and sleep on one foot: it means the bird is comfortable with its environment and has sense of security. Sense of security birds sleep with one foot raised, tucked in their abdomen, and their head turned aside, tucked into their back feathers.

2. If the bird regurgitates in the presence of someone or in close proximity to humans, it usually means that he has taken you as a mate and wants to feed you! The bird will also do this to his favorite toy or other object.

3. Intimate birds express their enthusiasm by feeding each other, and ruminating food is the way to achieve this. This action involves swinging the head up and down, bringing the food up from the stomach, and then putting it into the other person's final. The same method is used when birds' parents feed their chicks.