বাজরিগার পাখির খাবার(Budgie birds food)/budgerigar bird in bangladesh/বাজরিগার পাখি পালনের কিছু টিপস
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Budgerigar food menu
Budgies has the desired taste and can quickly eat various seeds, herbs, vegetables, and readily available fruits. The key is balance, so many owners choose a good mix of dried and painted seeds and use fresh foods as an adjunct. Always look for organic produce, as chemical residues can be harmful to bajrigar. Equally important, never mix your parrot food without consulting an expert.
Bajrigar seeds
Most budgie owners buy a ready-made seed mixture to feed their birds, as long as you can trust the supplier. However, the seeds must be fresh, as they have a limited shelf life. When this optimal period is over, most of the nutrients are gone. The same problem occurs if the seed is exposed to direct light or extreme heat. Pesticides and insecticides are also a problem, so it is essential to know where the different components of the seed mixture came from in the first place and under what circumstances they were born. To get the source of the seeds, ask around - search online bird forums and talk to parrot breeders.
There is another effective way to judge the age of a seed batch. Soak some grains in water for six hours, then drain the liquid, place the grains on a damp chopped swab or kitchen paper, and leave them in a warm place for another 24 hours. After this period, at least 50% of the grain should start germinating. Indeed a good batch shows 80-100% sprouts. On the other hand, if nothing happens after 30 hours and you are sure that the seeds will soak (necessary for germination), the dead food will leave the food bog in malnutrition.
Yellow-headed budgie-eating seeds
Make sure the bajrigar eats fresh seeds
There are five classes of essential budgie seeds, the most important of which are grains and bushes (which provide plenty of budgerigar food in the wild). Okay, the seeds are not seeds, strictly speaking, but since we're going to get into the budgies seed seeds, the kind of things included in this section is had.
Consider the following as a checklist and exciting background details without giving specific recipes to concoct your seed mixture.
Mako serial
Grass-grown seeds and grain wild are the leading food of budgerigar and should be 50% of your pet bird's diet. Our common grain crops, wheat, barley, rye, and oats are mainly derived from wild members of the grass family. These should be included in the seed mixture as fresh, light (light) cereals - not pearl barley or roasted oats and certainly not cereal-based breakfast cereals or anything toasted, soaked, baked, or boiled. They can also be offered as a spray, giving your budgies a bit of hard work and fun with hard shells on the bottom grains.
Feeding budgerigar by hand with grain
Serial is a selection
Here is the complete list of parrot-friendly serials:
amaranth
Barley
Backlit (whole)
Canary seeds
Oats
Quinoa
Corn
Sweet corn kernel
Wheat
Parrot grass seeds
Grass falls into the same category as grain, so combine it with the nutrients listed above to make up 50% of the feed. Most domestic wild weed seed heads are an open-source of food for your pet. Learn how to harvest the following spots:
Parrot grass
It is beneficial to use many local bs for eating parrots.
Annual Grass Grass (Boa Anoa)
Grass foxtail (Allopicurus proteins)
Garden grass, also known as rooster foot grass
Perennial Rigras (Loliam Perenen)
Also known as poverty bromine, sterile or sterile bromine (sterile bromine)
Raw Bluegrass (Poya Trivialis)
Soft Bromine or Soft Chess (Bromas Herodias)
Velvet grass
Timothy Grass (Flame Pretense)
Yorkshire grass, also known as soft turf, velvet turf, or complex turf (Holcus lanatus)
To avoid coxswain grass is also known as yard grass, buckwheat, Japanese buckwheat, or waterless (Echinochloa crus-Gali). It accumulates high levels of nitrates and is known to livestock. There are no general warnings about this for birds, but anything that can make a cow colorless won't do any parrots any good.
Parrot seeds
Seeds derived from herbs should be a quarter of a good seed mixture. You do not need many of these varieties in any unique mix you need.
Feeding green parrots on one side
Look at the seeds that appear on a gourmet parrot.
Clover
Cabbage
Canola
China
Clover flowers
Hanging
Fennel
Fenugreek
Cabbage
Mustard (yellow, red, black)
Radish
Red coat
Parrot oil seeds
Budgerigar like oilseeds but eat them without other seeds if they are in large quantities. However, since their oils make burgers and chips equivalent to their budgies, it's best to keep them to a minimum - no more than 10% of the total seed width.
Oilseeds don't store well, so be sure to keep them well.
Buy these in small quantities. Anything older than three months is usually rare.
Baby, flax, Niger, and rape are grains, strictly speaking, but because of their high-fat content.
Has been included in
Linen (not suitable for sprouts - acquires an adhesive surface that parrots are not allowed)
Flax (slightly hulled, hard crusts break up)
Buckwheat
Niger (or Niger)
Anemone
Pumpkin (soaked and allowed to germinate first)
Rape
Sesame
Vertigo
Lost
Parrot blade
This family includes lentils, pulses, and beans. It should be complete (not split) and germinate, not hard and dry. One or two of these lists in the mixture are good, and the total lemon content should be about 15% of the seed mixture. More than that, you will enjoy extra amounts of protein in the bird's diet. One side effect of excessive protein is that it gives the bogies the desire to reproduce. A suitable medium for hormonal stimulation if your bird can produce if you want, otherwise ask for problems.
Note: Many beans are toxic to budgerigars, so don't try anything listed below.
Adzuki pills
Black-eyed peas
Hummus (Garbanzo)
Green peas
Lentils (all kinds)
Mango shells
Yellow peas
Parrot food shots
Some websites will try to convince you that pills are the key to keeping a badger healthy. They provide a well-rounded diet, but most birds find it unpleasant until they have no choice.
Using pellets instead of seeds based on the parrot diet originated in the United States and peaked in the United Kingdom and Europe in the 1990s. However, this fashion encouraged the belief that the seed-based diet lacked essential minerals such as calcium and iron, while pruning provided a complete nutritional solution.
budgerigar food shots
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Parrot food shots
As many marketing campaigns look for solutions, there weren't any problems to be solved first. A mix of seeds and fresh foods, including a treated mineral block, mimics a parrot's wild diet better than you or any competent marketing team. Furthermore, most parrots are irresistible if they are not fed at an early age.
These are certainly not harmful and provide a good, complete diet. However, if you are feeding in a traditional herbal way with seeds and additives, you will not need pellets. Therefore, the claim that dieting can prolong the life of birds should be appropriately ironic.
