REGULAR EXOTIC MANITOBA MIXTURE

With the generic term of exotic we refer to passerines mainly included in the Estrildidi family. Among the numerous species we mention the Erythrura gouldiae or Gouldian diamond, native to Australia where it populates the northern part of the island. It is a sociable bird and lives in large groups, even in the breeding season. In nature it moves in flocks between forests and open shrubs, looking for seeds on the ground. We also remember the Taeniopygia guttata (Mandarin diamond), the Amandava amandava (common Bengal), the Neochmia temporalis (red eyelash diamond), the Lonchura oryzivora (Java finch), the Peophila acuticauda (long-tailed diamond).
Among the many genera, species and subspecies of the Estrildidi family, the dimensions vary from 8.5 cm for the weight of 8 g of the smallest species (Estrilda troglodytes) to 17 cm and 28 g of the largest (Lonchura oryzivora).

Protein rich mix (19%), with wild seeds, spinach, perilla, etc ...

For the breeding of all indigenous birds.

Scagliola 33%

Rape 20%

Niger 16%

Wild seeds 8%

Linen 5%

Spinach 5%

Peeled oats 4%

Broken oats 4%

Hemp 3%

Perilla 2%