Child blackbirds in the wild eat a variety of things. In the summer, they prey on insects, earthworms, etc. Insects include stink bug larvae, locusts, chafers, beetles, walking bugs, etc. In addition, there are Coleoptera and Orthoptera. Insects and larvae of the Order Ptera; insects cannot be found in autumn and winter. They will eat camphor seeds, ficus and other fruits, as well as the seeds of some weeds.

When artificially raising young blackbirds, they can eat some soy products such as white tofu, dried tofu and tofu skin, etc. You can also add some fresh fish and shrimp meat, egg yolk powder and other nutrients. When feeding baby birds, use a syringe to put food into their mouths.

When blackbird chicks grow up, you can add millet to the eggs as their staple food, and feed them meat mince, cooked eggs, fruit mince, vegetable mince, insects and other omnivores. In addition to feeding the staple food, you should also feed some soft materials. You can mix minced meat, chopped fruits, and insects together to ensure that the blackbirds are fully nutritious.

What should you pay attention to when feeding young blackbirds?

1. When feeding young blackbirds, it is best to maintain a variety of feeds.

2. Raising blackbirds requires frequent cleaning to prevent dust in the home from causing respiratory infections in young birds.

3. When raising young birds, you need to pay attention to keeping them warm. Once the temperature drops, it is best to cover the blackbird nest with a blanket.