Yellowbird fortune-telling training _ Yellowbird fortune-telling training book

What can training yellowbird do?

Yellowbird is a very flexible and agile small bird. Training yellowbird can improve its body coordination and reaction speed, and can exercise the ability and skills of birds, so it is suitable as an entry-level species for training birds.

1, roll the rudder

Rollover and steering are common flying skills of yellowbird. When raising a yellowbird, training its rolling and rudder can improve its flying skills and flexibility. Through some simple training methods, such as flying yellowbird in parallel and then somersaulting in the air, long-term training can improve yellowbird's agility and flying skills.

2. Music rhythm and stability control

In the training of yellowbird, letting yellowbird fly according to the rhythm of music can improve the ability of yellowbird to control and stabilize its body. More importantly, it can also make the whistle become the signal of yellowbird recognition, and the cultivation of its auditory sensitivity can be said to have laid a key foundation. Therefore, it is required to change the music frequently when raising yellowbird, selectively concentrate yellowbird within a certain time limit when necessary, and appropriately adjust the training time and mentality of yellowbird, so that yellowbird can naturally have fun in learning.

3. Special training

Special training for yellowbird, such as swinging arc and bumpy flight, can further improve yellowbird's control over its own ability and train yellowbird's reaction time and coordination ability. Try more actions and challenges by letting the yellowbird flap its wings to one side or the other side or downward during flight, and observe its reaction degree, and adjust the training difficulty at any time.

4. Comprehensive training

Comprehensive training includes not only the skills and movements mentioned above, but also how to make yellowbird adjust its flying height reasonably according to the temperature and pressure at that time. Let the yellowbird's target object change and learn the skills of crossing obstacles of different sizes and shapes. In addition, the nails and beaks of yellow birds should be trimmed regularly to prevent damage to other birds and to prevent damage to articles in the docking position.