Babbler

The bacon is a popular ornamental bird in Vietnam. This is a small bird, with a length of about 10-12 cm and a weight of about 10-15 grams. Babblers have dark black plumage, soft and fluffy like cotton. Babblers also have large and bright eyes, creating a special beauty for this bird. It has a rather gentle personality, is easy to raise and care for, and does not require too much care. Despite having a beautiful voice, this bird is not commonly raised in the city because of its loud and resonant voice, so it is mainly raised in a place with a low population density, avoiding affecting people around.

Starling

Also one of the common birds in Vietnam, medium size, with a length of about 25-30 cm and a weight of about 80-100 grams. Starlings have dark, brown plumage and white bellies, with a long tail and pointed tip. The characteristic feature of this bird is that it can imitate human voices and is very intelligent. However, the nature of this species is quite aggressive, so to tame it requires the owner to love birds and have patience. This bird is very easy to raise, their favorite food is grᴀsshoppers, locusts, especially fruit.

Macaw

Parrot is a bird that is no stranger to bird enthusiasts. This is a medium-sized bird, depending on the type that has different sizes. They often have thick, soft fur with colorful colors; large, round head and eyes; The most prominent feature on their faces is their very large beak, which is made up of hard, extremely strong horny layers. This line of birds is known as one of the most intelligent bird lines, they can speak human language and do logic math.

Nightingale

Another bird with a singing voice that makes many people fall in love is the nightingale. This species has an overall length of 21-25 cm, weighs from 49-75 kg. Their prominent feature is the halo of light-colored hair around the eyes, the edge of the beak close to the eyes and the “beard” of 9-15 strands on the nose. The favorite food of this bird is similar to that of other species: locusts, grᴀsshoppers, ant eggs, etc. After acclimatization, they can be supplemented with nutrients such as bird bran, cereals, millet, etc. …

Ringed bird

The ringed bird is a small, pretty bird. They are so famous that they have appeared in poems and songs ᴀssociated with our childhood. It has a peтιтe, lovable appearance with a golden beak and blue or yellow plumage. Most of today’s ringed birds have short tails and wings, the body length is only about 10cm. Slender legs, table with 3 toes to help increase the ability to climb and hang firmly. They have an average lifespan of about 4-7 years. Their main food is bran, insects, grains and fruits.

Coal warbler

This is a rather bold bird and likes to live near people. This bird will have a child that can kick, a child that can sing, each child will have a different talent. They have a coat that is usually only 2 colors: black and white. The belly and wing edges are white, while the head, back, and neck are covered with jet black feathers. Charcoal warblers are quite picky eaters, their favorite food is peanut powder mixed with eggs.

Above are the top 7 most popular ornamental birds in Vietnam. The raising of ornamental birds not only brings aesthetic value but also economic value, making pet bird farming a developed industry in Vietnam. In addition, keeping birds also brings psychological benefits and promotes people’s love of nature.

However, it should also be noted that pet birds need to comply with the law on environmental and wildlife protection, and at the same time pay attention to the care and protection of the health of birds. scene. Otherwise, keeping pet birds can harm animals and the environment, and become a violation of the law.

In fact, keeping ornamental birds is not only a personal hobby but also contributes positively to economic development and environmental protection in Vietnam. We need to be responsible and respectful of ornamental birds, and at the same time must strictly comply with regulations on animal protection to ensure the sustainable development of the ornamental bird industry.