Kiwi is a tangy, refreshing fruit that many birds enjoy, and it is packed with vitamin C — though its acidity means a little goes a long way.
The short answer
Yes — birds can eat kiwi in small amounts. It is very high in vitamin C, and the tiny black seeds are completely harmless. Because kiwi is both acidic and sugary, though, it is best offered in modest portions.
Peel it first
Offer only the green flesh — peel off the fuzzy skin, which is unappealing and may carry pesticide residue. There is no need to remove the little seeds, as they are safe.
How to feed kiwi
Cut a small piece of peeled flesh and offer it in a dish. Because of the acidity, once or twice a week is plenty for most birds. Remove any uneaten fruit after a couple of hours.