Fêmea de Trinca Ferro

The iron crack is one of the most appreciated wild birds in Brazil, especially for its song. It is found in nature from Bahia to Rio Grande do Sul, living extensively in forests, scrub and orchards.

When raised at home, this bird requires a lot of care, especially when it comes to reproduction, as it has particular features for the process to occur as smoothly as possible.

When it comes to birds in general, the best period for reproduction is usually in the wettest period of the year, that is, September to March. Therefore, it is important to respect the natural cycle and never make the bird reproduce by force. And with the broken iron it cannot be different.

The female of this bird emits some signals when it is in the fertile period for reproduction, such as low, sequenced sounds. In addition, she is very agitated and consumes even more water.