geese lay one egg every two days and only for about three months, April may and June.
Baby seagulls hatch from eggs, rather than being born alive. The eggs are laid by the mother seagull and incubated until the chicks are fully developed. Once they hatch, the baby seagulls, called chicks, are typically covered in down feathers and are relatively helpless at first, relying on their parents for food and protection.
Yes they can!
Seagulls are generally harmless birds and are more known for stealing food than anything else.
No. But you can get two eggs fertilized at the same time.
Collective nouns for seagulls are:a colony of seagullsa flock of seagullsflotilla of seagullsa pack of seagullsa scavenging of seagullsa screech of seagullsa squabble of seagullsa swoop of seagulls
Fish are like humans, they (most of the time) give birth (lay an egg-s) once.
A woman does not normally release more than 1-2 eggs at once. The reason for twins is often that these 1-2 eggs might divide into more after they are fertilized. 2 eggs can become triplets or quadruplets or even more. Normally there are fertility medicine at work when a woman release more eggs. Factors at work can also be chemical spills or waste problems that by a freak of nature causes women to release more eggs and sometimes have many babies in one go.
Yes, a duck can lay eggs more than one a year. I have ducks and chickens that lay eggs daily. (I know that some birds, if their eggs are damaged or ruined in the early stages of nesting, will lay more eggs, most often in a different nest location. Robins and pigeons do it all the time...well, each spring, anyhow). most birds can do it from 1-4 times per year. In the wild, birds lay eggs twice a yr.(House Wrens will build as many nests as they can before the season changes.)
More than 2500 eggs.
Yes, barn swallows typically lay eggs more than once a year. They can have up to two or three broods during the breeding season, which usually spans from spring to early summer. After the chicks fledge, they often start a new clutch shortly afterward, depending on environmental conditions and food availability.
It can occur more than once.
Yes, doves can lay eggs more than once in the spring. Typically, they may produce multiple clutches during the breeding season, with each clutch consisting of one to two eggs. The exact number of clutches can vary based on factors such as the availability of food, nesting sites, and environmental conditions. Generally, doves are known for their ability to quickly return to breeding after raising their young.