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Re: Peppers
Posted by Steve on 7/31/05
> > > Mine get a variety of peppers,sliced bells mixed with their > morning veggie mix,certain ones like the jalapenos with > theirs,and they have dried peppers in their dry mix. > Before you ask,my birds daily diet works like this- > All day long they have their dry mix,which is about 20- 30&37; > pellets,with seeds,dried fruits and veggies (I have a > dehydrator that goes constantly) and some nuts,depending on > which types of birds.I don't feed any of mine raw peanuts > after losing a mini macaw to aspergillosis,there was no other > possible way we could figure on her getting it.They're also > very fattening.Also,very little sunflower seed,too fattening. > In the morning,everyone gets a dish of fresh/frozen (thawed) > veggies,whatever happens to be around,carrots,greens,etc,all > this is mixed in the food processor and chopped. > Then in the afternoon,before it has time to spoil,all of that > which is leftover is fed to various other critters about the > house and yard,and they get a cooked bean mix.The Amazons > particularly always liked the bean (legume) mix,you can > customize this as to how your bird (s) like it,I liked it > because they get the protein and vitamins they need without > the fat in seeds and nuts. > Alot of the smaller birds,the tiels and lovebirds never > really cared for the bean mix,so they get birdie bread. > (Lots of great recipes all over the net for that as well) Cheers Robin duly noted but you have different peppers over there to us lol, Jimmy is doing ok I am introducing him to more fresh veg now but I have to remove all the other food and he has to be hungry before he will tackle it, this I find hard as I think I'm being cruel but I know it is for the best. Once again Thanks, Steve
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