What kind of birds do you usually keep?

First-time bird breeders should choose some birds that are easy to raise, such as budgerigar (commonly known as Feng Jiao), whose feathers are bright, easy to raise and easy to manage. There are also white waist (common name ten sisters), yellowbird, goldfinch, waxbilled finch, parrot and so on. These birds have beautiful postures, and some birds sing euphemistically. In short, hard-eating birds that eat grains are easier to raise.

Some omnivorous birds are also easier to raise. Representative larks, thrushes, lovebirds, myna, emu, blackbird, Jay, red-billed bluebird and so on. The songs of lark, thrush and snakehead are crisp and melodious, passionate and fluent. Myna and Myna have high IQ and can learn human language, which is deeply loved by old bird people.

Insect-eating birds are the most difficult in cages, because these birds live in the wild and basically feed on insects. Birds just caught will be frightened, keep hitting cages and refuse to eat, resulting in a high mortality rate. But this bird has bright feathers and a sweet song. Such as red-spotted chin, blue-spotted chin, bluebird, bluebird, embroidered bird, warbler, etc. People are also very popular in singing "Red calls heaven and blue calls earth" (that is, red calls birds in the sky and blue calls worms on the ground).