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This is not a real question, so I guise the only answer can be is one that is not real.
A long time ago in the far away galaxy of 77RO21FL76OL there was a man named Bob. Bob loved Killer Dear Eggs. One day he walked by a restaurant that sold these great treats. He ordered millions of eggs and gobbled them up like "OM NOM NOM NOM"! Then he found out he became a Killer Deer him self, he was then forced to lay eggs all over the galaxy. THE END
The moral of the story is, if you ask a stupid question, you get a stupid answer; and that you should not eat Killer Deer Eggs, they will eat your soul!
What else can I help you with?
How often do killdeer lay eggs?
Usually there are 4, or sometimes 3 or 5 eggs. They look like pebbles, very nice eggs.
What does a killdeer look like?
The killdeer is a plover, which are normally shorebirds. The killdeer is found inland away from the sea, unlike other plovers. It lays its eggs in a simple depression on open ground, and the eggs are speckled to blend into the surroundings. Both parents incubate the clutch, and will display to distract predators by feigning injury and screeching.
What eats killdeer eggs?
Killdeer eggs are vulnerable to a variety of predators, including raccoons, snakes, crows, and various birds of prey. Ground-nesting birds like American crows and larger mammals such as foxes and skunks are particularly adept at locating and consuming these eggs. Additionally, some species of rodents may also pose a threat to killdeer nests. Their camouflage helps protect the eggs, but they are still at risk from these opportunistic feeders.
What grey and white bird lays eggs on driveways and stones?
They are called "killdeer". The name comes from their call - it sounds like they are saying "kill deer". They look like seagulls or similar beach birds, with their colors, shape, and long legs. They attempt to lure egg-eating predators away from their eggs by acting injured, like with a broken wing. Once the distraction is successful, momma bird flies away. Killdeer are found around much of the United States.
Do killdeer fly?
They flap their wings like other birds - a Killdeer is a type of Plover.
What do koi eggs look like?
What do koi eggs look like?
How long it takes for a killdeer eggs to hach?
Killdeer eggs typically take about 24 to 28 days to hatch. The incubation period is primarily shared between both parents, who take turns keeping the eggs warm and protecting them from predators. Once hatched, the chicks are precocial, meaning they are relatively mature and mobile shortly after emerging from the eggs.
Why are killdeer named killdeer?
Killdeer are named after the shrill, repetitive call they make, which sounds like "kill-deer." This call is often heard during their breeding season as a way to attract mates and defend their territory. The name "killdeer" is an onomatopoeic representation of their distinctive vocalization.
How do you hatch a killdeer egg?
To hatch a killdeer egg, you would need to replicate the natural incubation conditions as closely as possible. Killdeer typically lay their eggs in shallow ground nests, and the eggs require consistent warmth and humidity, usually around 99.5°F (37.5°C). If using an incubator, ensure it has proper ventilation and humidity levels, turning the eggs several times a day. It’s crucial to avoid disturbing the eggs too much, as they are sensitive and need a stable environment to develop properly.
What does snail eggs look like?
They are small round eggs that look like deer scat
What do sea turtles eggs look like?
They look like normal bird eggs but a little smaller.
How do eggs look like?
They are round clear jelly like eggs
