Starlings can eat grapes. Grapes are rich in vitamins. After eating, starlings can promote intestinal digestion and absorption. During the feeding process, it is not advisable to feed too many grapes to myna to prevent it from developing diarrhea. In the process of feeding myna, you can feed it scrambled eggs and rice, and feed it a small amount of grapes as complementary food.

Notes on feeding starlings:

1. The food is mainly grains. Feeding at home can be based on grains, with appropriate additions of ants, ticks and other insects that starlings like to eat, and some fruits can also be added.

2. Take a proper bath. In the summer, let the myna bathe once every one to two days, so that the myna will be very happy. In winter, bathing should be reduced appropriately to prevent starlings from getting sick.

3. The cage should be large. Starlings are more active, eat a lot, and excrete a lot, so you should choose a cage with a larger space. There must be a defecation board in the cage, and remember to clean it in time. There should also be a drying bar for the starlings to rest, and a drinking fountain is also a must. few.

4. Control the indoor temperature. In winter, the indoor temperature should not be lower than 0 degrees Celsius, and in summer, it should not exceed 33 degrees Celsius. Only in this way can the starlings have a comfortable living environment.