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Summary:``` <response>: Use food for mental enrichment. Watch which foods attract your bird. Trick picky eaters by altering the shape or temperature of their food. Make grain-based treats for birds wey dey like grain. Prepare smoothies and other fruit-based treats for birds wey dey enjoy sweet flavors. Assemble nut, seed, and dried-fruit treats to suit different birds' needs. 