It is better to be a chicken, because the thrush raised by the chicken is not afraid of people, and it is easy to raise and manage.

Wild thrush, timid, always flying around in the cage, it is easy to hurt the bridge of the nose. As long as the bridge of the nose is injured, the feathers at the wound will not regenerate, which will affect the appearance.

If you don't have rich farming experience and enough time, I suggest you don't keep wild thrush.

It is best to raise thrush grown by chicks under artificial feeding conditions.

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