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Wednesday, November 24, 2004
Egyptian Parrots
What do parrots eat in Egypt? Maryanne Stroud, in her blog "Living in Egypt", describes her parrot's diet in today's entry. I've reprinted an exerpt below.
The parrots have made their winter adaptation by demanding a higher octane bird bread and more of it than fruit. They usually get a mix of broccoli, sweet potato, beets and whole eggs mixed with tahini, soaked black-eyed peas, pasta, soaked sorghum, corn meal and peanuts slow-baked for a couple of hours. In the winter I up the soaked grains in the fresh food and add more peanuts in the bread to keep them warm and happy since they live outdoors and it does get chilly at night.This is what you do when you can't order pellets and dehydrated fruit and vegetables as easily as we do in the USA.
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