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If you would type that question to google it would show you hundreds of pictures. You may find what you are looking for.

Type that question to google and see if you can spot the bird you are looking for.

Open google and type in " green female woodpecker" and see all of the pictures.

You can get feed additives to force them to molt which they will have to do to get new feathers

Hello, Brenda - There are products named "seed catchers" and "seed guards" which one can purchase or mak. oneself Just use your favorite search engine (Bing, Google, Yahoo Search, etc.) and enter these search phrases (separately), using quotation marks as shown: "seed catcher" "seed guard" They do not keep seeds from coming out of a bird cage. Instead, they are designed to catch much of the debris from a bird cage. making clean up less messy. Best wishes.

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Goodquestion! Although most people are familiar with bird seed as the main sourceof bird food, there are other things you can feed your bird such as:

• Water
• Suet
• Nectar (easyto make yourself)
• Grit
• Peanuts
• Fruit
• Mealworms

Depending upon the breed, Peep for a small bird that peeps a lot or Squawk for a large, noisy bird. But any name will do as long as it recognizes it as their name and respond to it.

Not really... Powder sugar has added cornstarch that is normally used as a thickener and will thicken if heated. It is an okay substitute for dusting cookies, donuts and things like that, but other than that *I* don't recommend using it as a substitute.

Looks like an Indian Roller

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depends on the age of the baby , if it's mother won't take care of it and if in doubt it can handle pigeon feed , then cooked oatmeal, small earth worms, fruit, veggies ground up....it's a baby bird ,let your common sense be your guide

Bad Habits are very hard to brake once they have got away with it.!!! Cockatiel's are chewers, get the bird some apple limbs, plum, (no cherry wood) that are known not to have been sprayed or anything you can get the bird to chew on. The trick is for you to not let them get away with it , you half to be vigilant about it , show them , tell them, scold them but be sure to Praise them on good behavior, do not reward bad behavior, cage lock the bird for time outs for bad behavior... good luck !! <:0}

a photo will save a thousand guesses , also include your country

protect species may have to get a permit and then only from licensed dealers

yes you should cook any veg before freezing. you will know by the smell and slimy texture of the flesh inside if it has gone bad.

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