Black Teetar

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@Kori

We just recieved a pair of black teetar’s as a gift, I have no idea about their care.

I put them in a regular teetar cage and gave them some bird seed and water but I don’t know if they have some special requirements or dietary needs different from regular brown teetars

I know that they’re from Sindh so I make sure to keep them warm enough.

They’re really easily frightened and keep the feathers on their head perched up most of the time and scream the place down if I go near their cage but they’re beautiful jet black, black beak and everything with white, brown and maroon markings.

I’d do google-research on them myself but I don’t know what they’re called in English.

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