I'm wondering if any one has tried this?I have taken it my self in the past but not my feathered friends.I'm wondering how you gave it diluted in water ? mixed in the food or in a treat dish?what where the results?
has any one given bee pollen?
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has any one given bee pollen?
by mac » Wed Jun 09, 2010 3:21 pm
I'm wondering if any one has tried this?I have taken it my self in the past but not my feathered friends.I'm wondering how you gave it diluted in water ? mixed in the food or in a treat dish?what where the results?
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Re: has any one given bee pollen?
by issy » Thu Jun 10, 2010 12:28 am
I feed Sheldon nectar and bee pollen daily. I grow native flowers in my backyard, so it comes naturally. He loves it =D
I mix it in his food and sometimes dilute it in water as a treat.
I mix it in his food and sometimes dilute it in water as a treat.
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Re: has any one given bee pollen?
by HyperD » Thu Jun 10, 2010 12:58 am
Loris are natural nectar eaters so feeding them pollen makes sense... The question is do other birds benefit from it?
Google searches do seem to suggest it is ok to give to parrots in general
Google searches do seem to suggest it is ok to give to parrots in general
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