Can storks be raised in batches? Is it legal? Can you reproduce?

Can be raised in batches. It's easier for storks to feed birds, but if you want to train to speak, it's best to keep them separately to avoid bad influence on each other. All young birds are raised in batches in the market for direct sale. Birds that learn to talk are bought and kept separately.

Objectively speaking, it is illegal to sell storks, not to mention that storks are endangered protected species stipulated by international regulations. Although China is not listed in the national protection list for some reasons, it is illegal to buy and sell wild birds if we are seriously concerned. Some people run this kind of business with great risks and are often confiscated.

You can breed, and the temperature and humidity should be controlled. The breeding period of storks is from February to May, and they breed 1 ~ 2 times a year, and each nest lays 3 ~ 4 eggs. It is basically difficult to breed, unless a similar wild environment is created, and the male and female birds are allowed to live alone for more than half a year, it is best to keep two males 1 female in the initial cage. After careful observation, it is known that the 1 male bird will win another 1 male bird and then catch the defeated male bird, so that the birds can breed in half a year!

Extended data:

Common diseases of storks:

1. cold: Because myna and myna are resident birds south of the Yangtze River, myna are mostly found in Hainan, southern Yunnan and southwestern Guangxi. They are more concerned about colds, and they are prone to catch colds, and they have more illnesses in early spring and late autumn. Symptoms of a cold, this bird has a runny nose, fluffy feathers, watery eyes, difficulty breathing and cold hands and feet.

Second, gastroenteritis: the cause of gastroenteritis is one of the common diseases of myna and myna. The main reason is that birds eat spoiled food or drink extremely unclean sewage with feces. Sometimes birds are too hungry because the food in the food jar is finished and not replenished in time, and then they eat too much, which may also cause gastroenteritis. Because of poor warmth retention, birds catching cold can also cause gastroenteritis.

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Baidu Encyclopedia-Emu