My baby ringneck does not eat lots of baby food what must i do to get her to eat

Make sure he's kept warm and quiet.

talk with a vet
maybe you are not using the correct food for baby parrots

Hi Christopher,here's a link telling you what dragonflies eat. What Do Dragonflies Eat Article Explains Dragonfly Food

mostly cheetahs eat YOU if you get to close

Your cats are just like most cats! They learn that the gravy is the yummiest, and simply stop eating the solid bits. Fussy babies they are! I totally recommend making your own gravy from the drippings of your own roasts, etc. Or buy off cuts from your butcher, put them in deep baking trays, add lots of water to the tray, cover with aluminium foil, and bake @ 120-150 degrees Celsius for about 2 hours, let the resulting liquid cool, and viola! You have exactly the same stuff the cat food companies call 'gravy'

"Beetles eat all kinds of food. Most are specialists in few kinds, but some, like ground beetles, eat lots of things. Most beetles eat plant parts, either leaves or seeds or fruit or wood. Many are predators on other small animals. Some eat fungus, and there are a bunch of species that eat dung. Sometimes the larvae eat different foods than the adults do."

http://www.biokids.umich.edu/critters/Coleoptera/

1) People are often amazed at how much baby parrots can eat. Although they are very small, their appetites seem to be insatiable, and sometimes it will seem like you are overfeeding them. In fact, it is very normal for them to eat a lot- it will help them grow and become healthy.

Ready to eat foods such as processed foods and pre-packaged meals have a few advantages, but many disadvantages.

They are convenient when you don't have a lot of time and are handy on the go.

The problem is that they are full of chemical preservatives that keep them fresh and make them convenience foods.

They are full of salt, which isn't good for anyone if not moderated. Most ready to eat foods have salt contents that are close, if not past the recommended daily salt intake levels.

If you can, avoid eating them. They contribute to health conditions such as heart problems, high blood pressure, kidney and liver problems.

I hope this helps you.