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Chinese name: grey magpie common name alias: green magpie, blue magpie, horsetail magpie, mountain lotus seed, tit, mountain magpie, sheep black magpie English name: Azure-winged magpie Latin scientific name: Cyanopica cyana geographical distribution: distributed in northeast China, north China, east China and other places. Breeding mode: Breeding in April-June, nesting on the tree rights of poplar, pine and cypress, the nest is 7- 15 meters from the ground, which is platform-shaped and made of twigs, hemp rope, fibers, animal hair and other materials. 4-6 eggs are laid, which are gray and covered with brown spots. The incubation period is 17- 18 days, and the brooding period is about 18 days. Habits: noisy, gregarious in open pine and broad-leaved forests, parks and even towns. When flying, flap your wings quickly and glide silently for a distance. It feeds on trees, ground and trunk, and the food is fruits, insects and animal carcasses. Physical characteristics: The grey magpie is about 40 cm long. The head and neck are bright black and the back is gray; The wings and long tail are sky blue, and the lower body is gray. Feeding habits: Birds are omnivorous, but they mainly feed on animal food, such as insects and larvae of stinkbug family of Hemiptera, beetle of Coleoptera, needle worm, golden flower worm, beetle, moth of Lepidoptera, dead leaf moth, ant of Noctuidae, Hymenoptera, wasp, housefly and flower fly of Diptera, and also eat fruits and seeds of some trees and shrubs. Crying: Crying is a hoarse and loud zhruee or a clear kwee sound. Nursing: Grey magpie has a beautiful long tail. In order not to damage them, they are usually kept on a straight rack. The upright frame should be slightly thicker and longer than the upright frame of small birds such as finches and tin finches, with a diameter of about 2.5 cm and a length of about 50 cm. However, in order to breed, they can be kept in large wire cages in pairs or groups. Grey magpies feed on animal food, especially chicks, whose parents almost all feed on insects and larvae. Newly dug chickens can be fed to dust mites, scarabs, locusts, mealworms, caterpillars and so on. However, these insects are difficult to obtain and uneconomical, and finally they have to be artificially fed. So it's best to start feeding mixed feed. At the beginning, the mouth was broken to feed, and a sound signal was sent. After a day or two, the chicks will swallow it with their mouths open and their wings flapping. The proportion of compound feed can be corn flour (or chicken mixed powder) mixed with raw meat foam, steamed and made into balls or cut into small pieces, or cooked rice mixed with cooked meat foam (accounting for 1/2) and soup. In order to make chicks grow up healthily, vitamins and minerals can be supplemented appropriately. Both young and adult birds are not used to being raised for the first time, but grey magpies are not afraid of people and are easy to tame. After several days of training, it can stand firmly on the perch. Once the song begins to sing, it should be hung high, the songbirds that have learned to sing should be placed low, and the birdcage should be covered to let it listen quietly. Keep it near the ground for 1-2 hours every morning, and the rest of the time. In daily management, we should not only pay attention to the hygiene of food and water, but also the disposal of feces, and also prevent obstacles near the bird frame to prevent birds from being hanged because of the winding of the neck line. Birds often bite off the neckline to play, sometimes bite off and escape, so check it often. Grey magpie is a resident bird in the north, generally not afraid of cold, and can be raised outdoors, but food and water can't freeze.