Birdwatching

3-5 eggs with 2-4 broods

The quetzal lives in the mountainious, tropical forests of Central America.

A cavity is a hole in something, whether it's a tooth or a tree or a cliff, etc. Cavity-nesting means building a nest in a cavity rather than out in the open. The cavity can already exist, or be made by the animal. Woodpeckers and many other birds build their nests in hollow trees, rather than on a branch.

little brown owl it is a tricky one

The Red-winged blackbird matches the description above.

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Yes, well so is the Summer Tanager, Vermilion Flycatcher, Iiwi, and Apapane.

The last two are highly endangered native Hawaiian birds.

A sparrow will build its nest under the nest of an osprey. The smaller birds get protection because other predators will not mess with the osprey.

No. First, a human scent would now be on the baby. Most likely it would kill it or push it out of the nest, but it won't take care of it.

The Black Skimmer is the only bird to have a lower mandible longer than the upper mandible.

The Limpkin, American Flamingo, Glossy Ibis, Yellow crowned Night-Heron, White faced Ibis, Roseate Spoonbill, Common Crane, White Ibis, Chinese Egret, Scarlet Ibis, Jabiru, Little Egret, Western Reef Heron, Whooping Crane, Green Heron, American Bittern, Least Bittern, Great Egret, Black crowned Night-Heron, Great Blue Heron, Cattle Egret, Tricoloured Heron, Wood Stork, Sandhill Crane, Little Blue Heron, Reddish Egret and Snowy Egret have a long plume.

they like produce the baby bird on their own way

unknown this is a very good quiestion. This is unknown beacause every day new spicies of bird pop up.

No. The kiwi is completely unique. The kiwi is a member of the group of flightless birds known as ratites, the other members of which are the ostrich, emu, rhea and cassowary. None of these birds look anything like the kiwi.

Yes, and some species make long migrations in flight, over thousands of miles.

I am afraid that a hawk will kill my 10 lb dog.

Just scare it away OR you can build another bird feeder This is not an answer. We have several feeders and they fly to all of them and keep all the birds away. Obviously you're not an expert. According to the staff at WBU--stop using black oil sunflower seeds--in fact clean out the feeders to no smell or residue is left. I did this and almost all my cowbirds are gone. They are feeding on what they find that was left on the ground. I had dozens and now it is down to a couple every now and then

First, put the baby back into the nest. The parents will not reject it. This is an old wivestale. If the nest and parents are gone you will need to contact an animal refuge. It is illegal to have any wild animal in captivity. If you live in an area where there isn't a refuge (as I do) you can choose to care for the young yourself. The following is a guide for care that has never failed. I have never lost a baby swallow. Here is a recipe for the perfect baby barn swallow food. 1 Cup hard dogfood (softened with water): make sure it has 27% protein and 13 % fat 1/4 Cup applesauce 1 Tums (for calcium) Mix all together. Make sure the mixture isn't too wet as the baby may asperate the liquid and get pneumonia and die. The mixture should be the consistency of wet dogfood. Use a coffee stir stick or something similar to scoop up a small amount of the mixture and hold it over the baby. Tap the side of the container lightly or toudh the tip of the beak and the baby should respond with an open beak. Feed the baby 2 or 3 small balls of the food. The baby will need to eat every 20-30 minutes 24 hours a day. After the baby has gotten its first feathers, you can feed 20-30 minutes for the first 12-14 hours and then let it be. It will sleep through the night and be ready to eat again early the next morning. I begin feeding at 7 a.m. and end at 9 p.m. The inside of the baby's beak should be shiny and wet. If it is not, the baby is dehydrated. If the baby is dehydrated you can take a small eye dropper and put a small drop of Gatoraid or distilled water in the corner of his beak. It will drink the water on its own. Never force the baby to drink. Make sure not to get the liquid in the nose holes or the liquid will get into its lungs. NOTE: Never feed worms as they can kill the babies. When the mother feeds the baby, she swallows the worm and the acid in her stomach kills anything that would harm the baby swallow. If mom doesn't do this, the worm could be toxic to the young.

what does a kiwi drink a day.

The southern newspaper goose. It's known for its poisonous paper cuts. BEWARE

Ha ha - you missed your calling as a stand up comedian.

Does someone have a serious answer to this question? I recently moved to SW Florida and I see these birds all over my neighborhood and have wondered what kind of birds they are too.

Thanks.

could be:

brambling - woodland, winter bird

chaffinch - woodland, all year bird

redstart - woodland, summer bird

stonechat - low vegetation, winter bird

hope that helps

There are 43 living species of toucans.

Baby birds mostly fledge or leave the nest in mid/late Summer.

I think your talking about a yellow-bellied sapsucker.

Song thrush and hovering birds like swallows

Earth? Birds are found on every continent, and so are birders. Captive birds are kept in aviaries.

All across North America and Canada (for its namesake). Sometimes found in northern Mexico. Commonly found in lakes, bays, rivers and marshes.