Master embroidered eye feed standard formula

The embroidered eye bird is the general name of 97 species of birds of the family Passeriformes. Because its eye circle is surrounded by some obvious white fluffy short feathers, forming a distinct white eye circle is known as the embroidered eye. Complete arboreal life, feeding on insects, nectar, and sweet and soft fruit; embroidered eye birds are active and highly clustered. Let's take a look at the standard formula of master embroidered eye feed.

Standard formula of embroidered eye feed:

300 grams of cooked soybean powder (200 grams in summer), 200 grams of mung bean powder (300 grams in summer), 100 grams of peanut powder, 30 grams of Chinese wolfberry powder, 100 grams of cuttlefish meal, 30 grams of eggshell powder, 5 cooked eggs.

The feed of embroidered eye birds is mainly soybean powder, plus egg yolk and so on. Some cooked mung bean powder should also be added to the feed in summer. The ratio of soybean powder to egg yolk is generally 70% soybean powder mixed with 30% egg yolk, of course, according to the growth needs of birds, especially near the end of molting, it is possible to increase the proportion of egg yolk appropriately. The proportion is generally: 500 grams of soybean powder plus 20 egg yolks and a small amount of river shrimp, meat, salt, plus an eggshell, fried or steamed. In winter, you can add some high-fat feed, in order to increase heat, you can feed some peanuts, walnuts, peach cakes, biscuits and Wotou in the north. And avoid the wind blowing and getting cold.

In addition to the staple food made of soybean powder mixed with egg yolk, it should also be supplemented by a certain amount of non-staple food, which is feed rich in animal protein, such as live insects.

The wild will prey on a large number of insects, so. Caged should be fed with 3-5 large black skin worms or small yellow hydatid worms every day. The big black skin worm should be soaked in boiling water and cut open its belly, and hang it on the worm for birds to peck. Can also feed other insects, such as bread insects, locusts, cicadas, grasshoppers and so on. When feeding large locusts and grasshoppers, cut off their wings and feet so as not to stab the beak and esophagus of birds.