Learn what to feed your birds.
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dfcauley
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by dfcauley » Mon May 16, 2011 12:52 pm
Sally wrote:dfcauley wrote: Though it might be a little dense. .
It was a little dense. I tried grating it as suggested, but that wasn't working. So after I put it into the food processor it was perfect!
This is what I am going to feed my birds this summer and lay off the fresh eggfood. It probably doesn't have quite as much protein as the eggfood, but I did use the handfeeding formula in it also.
Donna
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LindsayG
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by LindsayG » Tue May 17, 2011 2:31 pm
dfcauley wrote:I made the bird bread recipe yesterday. Then I put it into the food processor and grated it. My birds LOVED it. I think with the weather getting so warm I will start feeding this instead of the fresh eggfood so much since it spoils so easily.
I did make a few modifications. I added some dill, garlic and rosemary. It smelled so good cooking that everyone thought I was cooking something for them.
Yay! I'm glad they liked it. Were the spices just for taste, or are they good for the birds, too?
Two Zebras: Pedro and Lucy
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dfcauley
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by dfcauley » Tue May 17, 2011 5:42 pm
LindsayG wrote:dfcauley wrote: Were the spices just for taste, or are they good for the birds, too?
The spices are good for the birds!
Donna
