no it cannot fly
The collective nouns are a flock of partridges and a covey of partridges.
The standard collective nouns for partridges area flock of partridgesa covey of partridges
partridges have their young so that they go grow up and have more baby partridges. so their population will rise
No young partridges are not called squeakers. In fact they are typically referred to as chicks or nestlings. Chicks are the name given to juvenile partridges of all ages while nestlings specifically refers to the youngest partridges that have just recently hatched.
All birds are,.
a pair
A covey of partridges
it depends on the cat
It means partridges.
5 YEARS
Chickens can fly for short distances. In the wild, they roost in trees, not on the ground. Chicken farmers will "pin" their wings to keep them under manageable control. "Genetically-modified" chickens are raised for human consumption, and are not structurally the same as wild birds. Normal chickens can fly pretty well, and banties can fly as well as partridges! (i.e. not as high or as far as migratory birds).
yeah its a bird so it does have a beak.