I think there are the following three aspects that are easily overlooked in the daily management of Lark.

We all know that larks live in deserts and prairie.

The lark is a sand bather. The sand in the cage is extremely important.

This is a long-standing talk, and it is an issue that must be emphasized.

Practice has proven that sand mixed with soil is better than sand alone.

It has a better effect in removing dirt, bacteria, insect eggs and dust.

Then let’s talk about the water bath.

In the dog days, the lark will be listless and wilted. You can spray some water on the lark. After grooming the lark and pecking at its tips, it will become energetic immediately.

Although the lark is a sand bather, water bathing is equally important.

For some pointed birds, there is no need to squeeze the tip or apply medicine. Just spray water several times a day and it will definitely work.

Then there is the issue of lighting. Or the importance of sunbathing to larks.

The sunshine in spring is precious, so a lark should walk in the sunshine.

The sunshine in summer is fierce, so walking larks should be in the shade.

The sunshine in autumn is soft, so walking larks can be in the sun.

In winter, Sunshine is short-lived, so you must face it when you put your balcony on it.

All things depend on the sun for growth, and larks are no exception.

Lark grows healthily and rarely gets sick. Sunshine, or sunbathing, is very important. .

The four seasons have different lighting angles. You must know these before you can talk about how to manage larks.

The above is the first aspect of Lark's daily management.

The second aspect can be called daily lark management and issues that should be paid attention to.

(1) Do not feed rotten food, especially eggs and rice. Eat less, check frequently, smell, don’t make do with it, and don’t feed it if it’s bad.

(2) New water must be changed every day. Before changing the water, clean the water bowl.

(3) Do not have contact with your own sick birds, nor with other people’s sick birds.

(4) Clean up the cage bottom sand every day, especially on hot days. The exception is winter.

Don’t be too diligent in winter. The chaff knocked by the lark can keep you warm.

(5) The lark cage cannot be placed against the wind. The lark is not afraid of cold, but it is afraid of cold wind.

Lark will catch cold, cough and pneumonia if the cold wind blows.

(6) When the lark screams, the distance between the cages should not be too close.

The reason is very simple. The loud cry is the manifestation of the lark's sexual period. If the bird approaches or approaches the mother bird,

The lark will produce nocturnal emissions. If it catches the wind, The cough will turn into pneumonia. Once sick, the chance of survival is very low.

The bird is full of energy and its performance is not obvious, but you must also pay attention to the old lark. It is best not to walk the bird while it is screaming. This is the purpose.

(7) Although the lark is an extensive bird, its food is easy to be coarse and not easy to be fine, but this does not mean that the food can be monotonous, simple, and nutritious.

Remember, roughness and fineness are also the prerequisites for raising larks well. When adding flour in winter, it should contain egg yolks and grasshopper powder. You can add more egg yolks, and it must contain millet flour and corn flour.

This is the so-called rough and fine aspect.

(8) Be careful, observe frequently, and solve problems in a timely manner. This is also an indispensable lesson for the daily management of Lark.

(9) The thrush never leaves the house, and the lark never leaves the hand. This means that the lark does not need to be walked every day.

It is not necessary to walk every day, it is okay for old lark. It is best to walk the young lark every day. The purpose is to let the young lark have more exposure to the outside world.

The third aspect is to understand the habits and characteristics of larks in order to better strengthen the management of larks.

It is an indisputable fact that the larks we raise tend to lose their mouths if they are less than three years old.

Most people believe that an old lark who is more than seven years old will not lose his reputation. Let's analyze it. If the old lark bites the young lark, and the young lark and the old lark chirp randomly, the old lark may lose its mouth if it talks casually.

Only if you walk the old lark alone and raise the old lark alone will you not lose your reputation.

Some people divide larks into those with "opinion" and those without "opinion". Those with "opinion" are firm and will never bark blindly with the little larks.

The reality is that old larks and young larks are raised together. The longer one old lark and countless young larks are raised, the more they will lose their mouths.

The quality of the calls will decrease. It’s getting worse.

It can be seen that the environment in which you raise larks is very important.

Now that the times have improved, people’s aesthetics have also changed, and they not only require larks. The bird is beautiful in appearance, but also requires a lark with a good voice, a large mouth, and enough game. In the words of Beijing, Tianjin, and Tang Dynasties, the high-pitched egg mouth should be clear, loud, and fluent. , all in one go.

In order to manage larks, we also need to know a little bit about how to calculate the age of larks.

There is a little difference between the north and the south. /p>

In the north, the chicks of the current year are considered to be one-year-old birds, and the chicks that have shed one crop of feathers in the second year are considered to be the second-year birds.

In the Beijing-Tianjin-Tangshan area, the chicks that have shed one crop of feathers are considered to be two-year-old birds. Counting one year of a bird, you can tell how many feathers the bird has.

This is different from the way in the north

The management of adult birds and chicks. Different, it is very important to know the age of the bird.

In real life, it can be said that the age of a bird depends on the accumulation of experience. In theory, the age of a bird can be determined by looking at its legs, claws, and coat color. The young ones are bright, the old birds are dark, the back toes are long in the old birds, and the back toes are short in the young ones. These are purely theoretical. Not to mention novices, even those who have raised larks for many years are confused.

Experience is. Over time,

After raising it for many years, it is natural that it is well-informed, so some people can tell the age of a lark just by looking at it. Sometimes, if you ask him, he will not know. < /p>

Writing this, someone must ask, what kind of lark is considered a good lark?

It seems that the standards in the north and the south are slightly different.

The north attaches great importance to the cry of the lark, while the south attaches great importance to the shape and appearance of the lark.

Some people also say that the north attaches great importance to the "song" of the lark, while the south attaches great importance to the "dance" of the lark.

A harmonious singing and dancing lark is a good lark.

A truly good lark must have many mouths and no foul mouth, or it must have many mouths and a loud voice. , melodious, eloquent and realistic.

If a lark can fan well, dance gracefully, be bold, not afraid of people, and can sing and dance well, then it can be called a good lark!