Parrot's lifestyle

Food: The parrot is mainly based on plant seeds such as valley, sorghum, rice, nuts, etc., and it will also eat some green vegetables and fruits.Environment: Parrots like to live in groups. They are not cold to resist. The most suitable temperature for growth is about 28 ° C, and the minimum temperature should be kept above 10 ° C.The environment of life prefers quiet and less disturbance.Breeding: The parrot breeds in the warm season. A nest can be dropped 4-6 eggs. Before breeding, a breeding nest is required.

1. Food

Most of the parrots living in the wild will use plant seeds such as valley, rice, sorghum, nuts and other plant seeds as staple foods. They also eat some green leaves and berries to supplement vitamins.Family parrots prefer to eat shell cereals. They usually provide them with some fresh fruits and vegetables to ensure that the nutritional absorption of parrots is more balanced.

Second, environment

Wild parrots like to live in groups, and try to raise one pair when they are in their families, otherwise the parrot will feel lonely.The parrot is a tropical bird, which is relatively cold, and it is more suitable for their growth and development temperature to be about 28 ° C.In the cold winter, try to keep the temperature above 10 ° C, so as not frostbite and frozen parrot.Parrots will have a stress response to strange environments and raw people, so the environment of their lives should be as quiet as possible.

Third, reproduction

The breeding ability of parrots is relatively strong. They generally choose to reproduce in the warm season, and usually a nest can be 4-6 bird eggs.After the parrot develops to sexual maturity, it will look for the right partner to match, and after the pairing is successful, the back will be matched.Before the parrot breeding, there is a breeding nest. Parrot birds will put the bird eggs in the breeding nest and then incubate and work.