Seeds of a burdock are loved by common linnets (repolova), siskins and goldfinches. At the same time all of them treat one sort therefore with confidence it is possible to tell: the most important fans of sunflower seeds of a burdock are goldfinches.
Instruction
1. And the wild goldfinch likes to regale on burdock seeds, and the domestic bird will be glad if owners please her with this treat. However, in the address with this gift there are subtleties. As seeds with the high content of oils have to enter a diet of a goldfinch, in qualitative sterns it is usually considered. But those owners who feed goldfinches with a canary forage need to add independently to it seeds of a sunflower or a burdock — on 4-6 sunflower seeds a day.
2. On spring the wild goldfinches very quickly rasklevyvat heads of all burdocks in the district and to get burdock sunflower seeds for the house feathery favourite rather difficult. Therefore burdock seeds (to be exact plant heads in which they are stored) collect in the fall though it is possible to manage to stock up with them and at the beginning of winter.
3. Collected heads of a burdock should be stored in a paper package: in fabric it is better not to turn — will difficult purify it from a burdock.
4. Some owners give to domestic goldfinches burdock heads whole, sometimes put on a cage floor burdock branches with several heads. It is allowed: usually the poultry independently copes with a treat. Nevertheless there were cases when prickly heads of a burdock stuck together at the bottom of a cage in a big lump in which the bird can get confused and be wounded.
5. Not to injure a domestic goldfinch (who, perhaps, did not get skilled at to get seeds from dense burdock shishechek), many owners nevertheless try to vymolachivat independently seeds from burdock heads. For this purpose heads of a burdock display on the sheet of plywood layer 2-3 cm thick Vymolachivayut seeds a stick: they easily separate from heads and remain on plywood — so conveniently to bring together them. However be careful of needles of burdock heads — they can stick into skin and cause the naggers.