With the improvement of people's quality of life, more and more people like to raise pets. The most common pet is the dog, but besides dogs, there is another animal that people also raise! That is the Hwamei bird! Hwamei birds (detailed introduction) are birds with cultural connotations. If a family raises Hwamei birds, it gives the impression that the family has a certain cultural level! However, many people who raise Hwamei birds have troubles: what call sounds are used to train Hwamei birds?

What is a Hwamei bird?

The Hwamei bird is mostly brown in color all over its body, with black-brown longitudinal stripes from the top of its head to its upper back! At the same time, its eye ring is white and extends backward into a narrow eyebrow stripe! So what are the differences between male and female Hwamei birds? Generally, the male Hwamei bird is larger than the female, and obviously, the male Hwamei bird has a more developed chest muscle and a longer body. At the same time, the male Hwamei bird’s head is large and long. Although the female’s feathers are more beautiful and pretty than the male’s, under sunlight, the male Hwamei bird’s feathers appear shinier! The male Hwamei bird’s thighs are relatively thick and powerful! Hwamei birds like to move in shrubs, searching for food in undergrowth grass. They are not good at long-distance flying. Hwamei birds mostly reside on hills, in shrubs, bamboo forests, and courtyards, preferring a solitary life. Hwamei birds are very alert but somewhat timid. They often sing loudly and are good at imitating other bird songs, animal calls, and insect sounds! Especially from February to July every year, Hwamei birds like to call at dusk!

What are the call sounds used to train Hwamei birds?

Because Hwamei birds have a talent and sensitivity for sounds, most of our training uses sound methods. We can use a tape recorder or other recording tools to record a certain sound, but the clarity of the audio segment must be very high, without any muffled sounds, and the sound must have a certain interval to avoid too long audio that the Hwamei bird cannot accept! At the same time, we can record some pleasant sounds and repeatedly play them until the Hwamei bird learns them! But we must have the Hwamei bird repeat previously learned calls every day! Otherwise, they will learn new calls but forget the old ones! Finally, we need to train them in a quiet place because in a complex sound environment, it can cause confusion for the Hwamei bird, making it afraid to call and even causing regression!