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How to Raise a Myna That Isn’t Afraid of People
Mynas fear people from genetics, lack of socialization, or bad experiences. To raise a tame myna, give a safe environment, approach gradually with soft speech and gentle touch, socialize it with varied people and places, reward interaction with food or toys, and always be patient and respectful - never force contact.
At What Age Do Mynas Start Molting?
Mynas start their first molt at 3 to 4 months, also the best time to tame them and teach speech. Adults molt once a year from July-August into early next year.
How to Care for a Myna Bird (and Daily Cautions)
A myna is a well-known, beloved bird; once tamed it becomes very clingy, much like a dog. Raise it in a roomy cage with perches and cups, feed chicks myna powder and adults egg-rice with meat and greens, keep the cage clean, and give water baths in summer. Watch temperature swings, prevent colds, and start speech training at 3-4 months.
Eurasian Blackbird
The Eurasian blackbird (Turdus merula) is Sweden's national bird. Males are entirely black except for a bright yellow eye-ring and bill, while females and juveniles wear brown plumage with a darker streaked throat.