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Birds

This category really is for the birds. Class Aves in the animal kingdom, birds are bipedal, warm-blooded, winged vertebrate animals that lay eggs. With approximately 10,000 species worldwide, there is no end to the questions and answers you will find here. Fly in and flitter around.

12,015 Questions

Do birds carry diseases?

Yes, they can carry a lot of diseases such as west nile virus and the bird flu, just to name a couple. The chances that a bird would directly transmit a disease to you are very slim though. You are more likely to get something from a mosquito that previous fed on the bird.

Do birds swallow or break food?

Birds tend to use small pebbles when it comes to digesting food because when they swallow their food, the rock goes down with it. What the rock does in the crunches and shrinks the size of the food making the digestion process faster. Hope this helps ! (;

How do you get over a loss of a bird?

Have a friend stay over and throw away all ur pics with ur pet just keep 1 or 2.

Is there any species of bird that has a urinary bladder?

It is just the way that birds evolved. Birds do not have a separate opening for the urinary tract so both uric acid and feces come out of the same opening. The uric acid is excreted as nitrogen waste.

Are birds afraid of heights?

To test it out put them on top of a dresser or high bed and hold it and start sliding it of but make sure you are holding it and if it starts shaking it is and if it is not, then it is not..

-Alejandra :)

Do birds have a four-chambered heart?

Like mammals, avians (birds, or members of the class Aves) have four-chambered hearts, consisting of two atria and two ventricles. By contrast, reptiles and amphibians have three-chambered hearts (two atria and one ventricle, sometimes with an incomplete septum in reptiles) and fish have two chambers (one atrium and one ventricle).

What is the gestation period of a doves egg?

Eggs hatch 17 to 18 days after laying. Mom and Dad take turns sitting on the eggs and then staying with the chicks after they hatch. Both parents feed them. Ours are now 8 days old. They are getting their feathers but not big or strong enough to fly. I was very concerned Sunday night/Monday morning because the babies were left alone all night. But Mom came and fed them Monday morning before I left for work. The parents are staying fairly close, but they aren't spending as much time in the nest. That might be because the chicks are getting a good coat of feathers and not as much down.

What are the species of Australian possum?

There are around 30 species of possums in Australia, and many more in New Guinea and Indonesia. Australian species include:

  • Common Ringtail Possum (several species)
  • Common Brushtail possum
  • Northern Brushtail possum
  • Mountain Brushtail possum
  • Coppery Brushtail possum
  • Short-eared possum
  • Cuscus
  • Scaly-tailed possum
  • Mountain Pygmy possum
  • Long-tailed Pygmy possum
  • Southwestern Pygmy possum
  • Tasmanian Pygmy possum
  • Eastern Pygmy possum
  • Honey possum
  • Leadbeater's possum
  • Striped possum
  • Feather-tailed possum
  • mahogany glider
  • feathertail glider
  • sugar glider
  • lesser glider (also known as the yellow bellied glider)
  • greater glider
  • squirrel glider

What is the largest game bird in North America?

The wild turkey is the largest game bird in North America.

What is the state bird of Brazil?

The rufous-bellied thrush is currently the national bird of Brazil.

What is better to have as a pet bird a parakeet or a lovebird?

Well, it depends on what size bird you want. Obviously, parakeets are larger and seem to be louder. Lovebirds have a softer, more high pitched voice. Lovebirds do a loud, even higher-pitched voice when they want to get attention. Lovebirds are affectionate, so you'd better get two to keep each other company. Parakeets are larger and are the birds you can train to talk.

How long for baby sparrows to fly?

usually in 4 to 6 weeks, they can teach themselves. make sure they have feathers for test flight. :)

Examples of migratory birds?

hawks

eagles

crows

owls

storks

ducks

geese

woodpeckers

pelicans

penguins

parrots

parakeets

canaries

sea gulls

swans

pigeons

blue jays

puffins

humming birds

chickadees

finches

egrets

sugar birds

sunbirds

bee eaters

and loads of others:D

What is the national bird of maharashtra?

the state animal of Maharashtra is the Malabar giant squirrel.

It is a omnivorous and a solitary rodent.

In Marathi language this is known as shekru.

It is found in the canopy layer of the forest in South Asia.

When it is in danger, it often flattens itself or freezes itself against the tree trunk rather than fleeing

What is the state bird of Massachusetts?

Black-capped ChickadeeThe state bird of Massachusetts is the Black-capped Chickadee, adopted in 1941.
you use mass from a birds weight it will not be heavy ask a scientist
The Chickadee is the state bird of Massachusetts.
The Chickadee.
The Chickadee.

What is the Australian bird emblem?

There is no national Australian bird emblem. Australia has neither a bird emblem nor a mammal emblem - just a floral emblem, which is the Golden wattle. Some may believe the emu is the Australian bird emblem, but it is not.

Can a bird swim in the ocean?

Some birds, such as penguins, do swim in the oceans.

What does Hawaiis state flag mean?

Hawaii State Flag

Hawaii was once an independent kingdom. (1810 - 1893) The flag was designed at the request of King Kamehameha I. It has eight stripes of white, red and blue that represent the eight main islands. The flag of Great Britain is emblazoned in the upper left corner to honor Hawaii's friendship with the British.

Which birds are protecting the kingdom in the tower?

Ravens. Legend says that if the ravens ever leave the Tower, the country will fall to an enemy. For this reason, the flight feathers of the ravens are kept clipped so that they cannot fly away.