Chicks as in bird babies do live in a nest, yes. Chicks as in good-looking females most often do not.
No they do not if you live in a city and there is no where to go they will sometimes nest on top of chimney but never in them as the mother have an instinct that tells them that smoke is bad for there chicks
if you don't want chicks hard boil the eggs and give them back to them or simply take the nest off them and if you do want chicks take 2 nests off the pair and then take the nest strait away from them if you do want chicks and they have a nest when they lay the next nest u will ave to separate the chicks from the parents because when they lay the next nest they will literally beat the first chicks to death.
If the nest has eggs in it you might harm the chicks.
It is the male emu which builds the nest and incubates and raises the chicks.
No, the chicks do that themselves.
NO. because the baby chicks can only put in a nest or in a cage.
Yes, in some circumstances owls have snakes living in their nests.Texas slender blind snakes, Leptotyphlops dulcis, are often caught by owls to live in their nests. The snakes eat the larvae harmful to the owl chicks, and after the chicks mature and the owls abandon the nests, the snakes crawl down from the nest.
Ducks typically abandon their nest once the chicks have hatched. The mother duck leads her ducklings to water and teaches them how to swim and find food, with the nest no longer needed for raising the chicks.
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Where = In a nest hollowed out of a tree trunk. How = The bird's eggs are laid then incubated in the nest and once hatched the chicks are fed in the nest until they fledge.
Yes, a mother robin will often return to the nest after her chicks have been handled by humans, provided they are returned quickly and the nest is undisturbed. It's important to minimize human scent on the chicks and avoid prolonged handling, as this can stress the parent birds. If the nest is intact and the chicks are healthy, the mother should resume her care. However, if she does not return, it may be due to other environmental factors or stressors.