Thanks Tiaris, they get more excited by this grass than any other I've provided themTiaris wrote:I call it water grass. Often found in drainage channels, creek banks near water, dam edges, etc. - likes wet feet. In the barnyard grass family. Excellent finch tucker.
Grass seed identification - website?
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The birds feast on Lebanese cucumber while the rest of us have to settle for the continental variety...says it all really!
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Hi everyone,
I'm currently feeding my gouldians panic & veldt but saw this grasses. Are they ok to give to mix it up for them a bit?
Thanks a lot
Nat
I'm currently feeding my gouldians panic & veldt but saw this grasses. Are they ok to give to mix it up for them a bit?
Thanks a lot
Nat
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Nat l have fed both those to my finches, the first one i call helicopter grass and and i have just seen pics of wild Blue face parrot finches feeding on it.The second one is a type of millet looking seed from a flat growing grass.
If it tastes bitter to them and they have other choices they wont eat it anyway. Craig
If it tastes bitter to them and they have other choices they wont eat it anyway. Craig
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Its always a good idea to give a variety of grass seed heads. Within reason you can do no wrong. No grass seeds that I know of are poisonous. Some are more useful than others but all are good provided they are clean from pesticides or fungus + a variety provides a more complete diet.