Birds - Popular Questions, Answers, Tips & Manuals

Setting the Sang Tai 6168 S Bird Clock to chirp during specific hours, like from 6 am to 9 pm (a 15-hour cycle), can vary based on the specific model and its features. However, here's a general guide that might help you set it:

1. Locate the Controls: Look for buttons or switches on the clock that control the chirping sound or set the clock's functions.
2. Check the Manual: If you have the user manual for the clock, it's the best resource. It typically contains specific instructions on how to adjust the settings, including setting the hours for bird chirping.
3. Setting the Chirping Hours: Look for any controls related to setting the active hours for the bird chirping. There might be separate buttons for adjusting the chirping duration.a. Press and hold the button or combination of buttons that correspond to setting the chirping hours. b. Use the buttons or switches to navigate and select the start time (6 am) and end time (9 pm) for the bird chirping.
4. Confirm the Settings: Once you've set the desired hours for the bird chirping, confirm or save the settings according to the clock's instructions.

If you're unable to find specific instructions or controls, referencing the user manual or contacting the manufacturer's customer support might provide clearer guidance on how to set the specific hours for the bird chirping on your Sang Tai 6168 S Bird Clock.

You can ask for help on and vehicle and any year. You must be talking about the Categories? There are around 10,000 listed by 'maker year model'. Most years are covered but not all. We even have a category for Birds which is where you are because the website script guessed it because of your use of abbreviations. If you put '1963 Ford Thunderbird' as the first three words of the question, you would have been offered the 'Ford Thunderbird' category. There is also the Generic Catch-All category 'Cars and Trucks'. Hope that explains and thanks for using Fixya.

Wood peckers do, but I can't truly answer until I know the country you are residing in, sorry, I do hope this is of some assistance, I would happily assist further if I had some more information. Regards Jem

this is not a computer question

First ... thx for your kindness towards mother natures critters,Ok your picture doesn't help much to identify the bird , i suggest calling the local bird watchers guild as soon as possible as the birds needs may be beyond what your abilities are. past that , eating and drinking is a key element in this birds survival, good luck !!!

Looks like an Indian Roller

A cockatiel will lose its tail feathers and some other feathers at least once a year, usually, again, around this time of year. This is called a molt. It is similar to shedding. They will grow their feathers back, it is okay. During this time, tail feathers usually look very weak and mangled. Again, this is normal.

Hello, Donald - Could you mean Katee brand Yo Dips Bird Treats: https://www.drsfostersmith.com/product/prod_display.cfm?pcatid=5868 If my guess is incorrect, if you have not already done so, I suggest you find online discussion forums about parakeets and small parrots and ask your question on them. Registration on the forums will be required to ask a question. This is a link to one discussion forum: http://theparrotforum.com/viewtopic.php?f=6&t=204 Best wishes.

a photo will save a thousand guesses , also include your country

protect species may have to get a permit and then only from licensed dealers

try google for that one.

don't put it out they will survive finding food in other places.

Hi Andrew. Hang the feeder approximately 5 feet above the ground, Make sure there is no foliage underneath that would encourage unwelcome guests, like mice, squirrels and even cats, to feed on the sugar water. If you wish to hang multiple hummingbird feeders, locate the feeders at least 10 to 12 feet apart.2. read more at this link. At What Height Should Hang Hummingbird Feeder Hunker

1 teaspoon honey to 4 water

Bad Habits are very hard to brake once they have got away with it.!!! Cockatiel's are chewers, get the bird some apple limbs, plum, (no cherry wood) that are known not to have been sprayed or anything you can get the bird to chew on. The trick is for you to not let them get away with it , you half to be vigilant about it , show them , tell them, scold them but be sure to Praise them on good behavior, do not reward bad behavior, cage lock the bird for time outs for bad behavior... good luck !! <:0}

Hello, Mary - You can find a recipe for making nectar to put in a humming bird feeder on the Hummingbird Society web site: https://www.hummingbirdsociety.org/feeding-hummingbirds/ The information states "No red food coloring!" Best wishes.

Yes but add some sugar or something so you do not starve them. You can look up on line how much sugar to add.

HELLO. i do this all the time in the summer and we have lost of the little critters.i dont use to much thow,just enough to change the colour.i have never found or seen any of them suffering from any sighns of disstress.after all we eat it .just make it less .hope i helped .thay will appreciate it im sure.GOOD LUCK.M.M.

The Bee Hummingbird.