No, rice is a natural food grain and birds are well adapted to dealing with it wet or dry.
Birds do not have teeth, all that they peck is swallowed and ground up in a special organ that birds have, called the "gizzard." They eat sand with their food and this sand is used in their gizzards to grind the food.
When the bird fills itself with seeds, they are stored in the birds "crop" a sack that comes before the gizzard (in the crop the food does not get wet).
Thus the unprocessed food does not go into the birds stomach all in one go, it has to go through the crop and gizzard first. For this reason birds can process dry grains without harm.
No! Do not give any birds any kind of dried or uncooked rice. It will expand in their crop after they drink water and harm them and potentially kill them.
No. It is an urban myth that eating rice will kill birds.
NO Rice is a natural diet for ducks and they certainly don't stop to cook it before consuming. Rice is grain, grains are what ducks eat.
They obtain it from the fields after harvest ro from spills of crop made by man or as a handout from men. Please note, dry rice will not harm a bird.
No. Rice is a grain. Grains are very healthy for birds. Cooked rice will obviously be better for the bird to digest, however. Not all birds will recognize rice as food unless they are trained, for example tropical Amazon birds, since there is no rice in the Amazon rainforests,
Dried banana is a nutritious food for birds. But probably the real reason why birds eat dried bananas is that we feed them dried bananas. If we fed them something else, they would eat that instead.
Feed them rice. The birds eat till they're full then the rice expands and their stomache ruptures. Shoot it: make sure you have a shooting lience first catch it and kill it:- knife it - might die of distress
don't feed pet birds dried fruit unless it's meant for birds. any other dried fruit contains sulfides or sulphates which can make them very very sick. But birds can eat any dried fruit but avocado.
no its dried up weed
Arab explorers brought fresh and dried fruits rice and spices to East Africa
Yes. Rice is a grain. Birds eat grain. The EXPLODING bird story is an urban myth. Millions of Canada geese and ducks will attest, rice is good for them. Rice is a staple diet for chickens in rice growing countries. However, the rice that birds eat in the wild is NOT the harvested and processed, dry white rice that humans use in cooking. Wouldn't it be better, then, to NOT feed this kind of rice to wild birds?
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