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How much is the market price of starling starlings? How many years can you live? How to teach how to speak quickly? What's the difference between a parrot and a parrot?

Published: 2024-11-22 Author: mysheen
Last Updated: 2024/11/22, Starling birds, also known as black starlings, myna, Hangao, crested starlings, and myna, are common starling birds in the south. They are very popular because they can imitate the calls of other birds and simple human languages. How much is the market price of starlings? How many years can you live?

Starling bird also known as black starling, starling, cold gao, phoenix starling, a brother child, is a common starling family in the south of agriculture and forestry beneficial birds, because it can imitate other birds and simple human language and deeply loved by people, that starling bird market price how much money a? How many years can you live? How do you teach people to speak fast?

Latest market prices:

Starling bird prices vary according to the type of region, but the difference will not exceed 30 yuan, and not all starlings will speak, so when buying should pay attention to distinguish, can speak starlings are more expensive, do not speak adults of course cheaper. Note that buy starling to buy larvae, ordinary 30~100 yuan or so, good varieties to 500~1000 yuan or so, adults can speak in 500 yuan or so, mature and can speak starling in 500~1000 yuan or so.

How long does it last?

The life span of starlings is not only related to varieties and genetics, but also closely related to the acquired living environment and conservation. Under normal circumstances, the life span of starlings living in the wild is about 6~8 years, while the life span of starlings in artificial breeding can reach about 10 years. At the same time, sex is also a factor in the length of life of starlings, usually male starlings life span of 8 to 10 years, female starlings general life span of 10 to 12 years.

How to teach fast speech?

1, starlings are generally more sensitive to the relatively crisp sound, so to use a better, clear and pleasant voice to do starlings demonstration sound. From an early age by artificial breeding big myna, early habits of human speech sound, easier to train. Training myna to learn to speak must have patience, perseverance, and myna speak more time can learn faster.

2, starling speaking training time is best chosen in the early morning, at this time starling chirping most happy, training before feeding better effect. Choose a quiet place and repeat it every day. After a few days, the same reaction will occur. Pay attention to using short words when training. After the starling can successfully imitate short words, continue to be coherent.

3, starling talk training, the owner had better stay next to the birdcage to improve the adaptability of the bird. Training starlings to maintain 3 to 4 times a day, each time more than 30 minutes, each sentence said 20 to 30 times each time as a consolidation. Generally speaking, smart birds can learn a short word in 7 to 10 days, and a few short words in a month.

4, the best time to train starlings is after the starlings mature, at this time starlings are particularly active, curious, energetic. They are curious about things outside and willing to try new things. During this period of time, we must adhere to patient training, training at least twice a day, each time repeatedly let myna training a language.

5, starling late molting is also the main period of training, at this time the trainer should be face-to-face teaching, recording supplemented by training. Myna's receptivity at this time is very strong, and this critical period of training is also quite short, the trainer must firmly grasp the best period of training, absolutely can not miss.

Differences between parrots:

family distinction

1. Starling: Starling is a bird belonging to the animal kingdom, chordate phylum, vertebrate phylum, bird class, modern bird class, passerines, songbirds, starlings and starlings.

2. Parrot: Parrot is a general term for 82 genera of birds in the animal kingdom, chordates, vertebrates, birds, birds, psittacidae, cockatoo and cockatoo families.

morphological distinction

1. Starling: Starling is black in color, and its spear-shaped frontal feathers extend into clusters and stand at the base of its mouth. Both wings concolor with back, primary coverts apex and primary flight feathers base white. The tail feathers are black, except for a pair of tail feathers in the center, with white end spots. Lower body dark gray black, perianal and lower tail coverts with white terminal spots. Orange yellow iris, milk yellow mouth, yellow feet.

2. Parrots: There are many kinds of parrots with different shapes and colorful feathers. The largest one is the purple and blue macaw, which can reach 100 cm in length. The smallest one is the blue-crowned short-tailed parrot, which is only 12 cm in length. It is a typical climbing bird. It has two toes forward and two toes backward. It is suitable for grasping. The beak is strong and powerful. It can eat hard shell fruit.

Habit distinction

1. Starling: Starling inhabits secondary broad-leaved forest, bamboo forest and sparse forest in low hills and plain areas at the foot of mountains, and also inhabits on trees near farmland, pastures, orchards and villages, sometimes on rooftops or fields. They often stand on the backs of buffaloes or gather on trees or stand in rows on rooftops. They spend the night in bamboo forests, trees or reeds, and inhabit in groups with other starlings.

Parrots: Parrots are distributed in tropical areas all over the world, mainly living in lowland tropical forests, but also often fly to orchards, farmland and open pastures. There are few parrot species distributed in mountainous areas, such as Papuan cockatoo, John's cockatoo, Chinese big red-breasted parrot, etc. They usually form small groups of mates and families, perching on branches in the forest, and mainly nesting in tree holes.

food habit distinction

1. Starling: Starling mainly feeds on insects and insect larvae such as locusts, grasshoppers, scarabs, snakes, caterpillars, ground tigers, flies, lice, etc., and also eats plant food such as grain, plant fruits and seeds. It often follows farmers and cattle to peck earthworms, insects, worms, etc. on the surface of ploughing soil. It also likes to peck flies, flies and ticks on the back of cattle, and also preys on insects such as locusts, turtles, mole crickets, etc.

2. Parrots: Most parrots feed on plant fruits, seeds, nuts, berries, tender shoots, etc. on trees or on the ground, and eat a small number of insects. Cockatoos feed on pollen, nectar and soft and juicy fruits. Some species like insects, crabs, carrion, etc. Parrots often feed with a powerful hooked beak and flexible pairs of toes.

 
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