Care of Birds

Well, usually an African Grey may pluck its feathers because it is bored (they do tend to get bored of toys, which could be why it would be bored, all birds do). Or it may be stressed, you do have to spend lots of time with African Greys or they will pull their feathers out. If none of this advice helps, you might want to ask a vet.

All eggs that have a hard or semi hard shell are fertilized before being laid.

Yes. A male and a female cockatiel would be best to share a cage. If you put two males or two females together, they may fight. You don't have to worry about a male and a female breeding if they are in the same cage. Cockatiels won't breed unless there is a nesting box attached to the cage.

you can't tell the sex of a budgie as a baby unless you DNA test it ( which i wouldn't suggest and would probably be a waste of money and time )

even a vet couldn't tell the sex of a baby budgie...

but when they are older boy budgies have blue crests (the part above their beak) and girls are brown or a pink colour.

if your lovebird has bumps on its stomach it's a girl. if it doesn't it's a boy. also if your lovebird starts carrying little scraps of paper around it's a girl.

Arthropods, bird eggs, and small birds and lizards in the case of the genus Henicopernis and bee, hornet, and wasp larvae as well as small mammals in regard to the genus Pernis are what honey buzzards eat. The common name is misleading because predation focuses upon honey-makers, not honey.

i think it is cold, because... budgies are not as feirce as a lion, snake (ect)

Usually until it gets all of its feathers.

He cant find his nuts!

my budgie is female.

its better to get a male because they're more friendly and they are more likely to talk.

To tell them apart older males have dark blue ceres and females have pinkish brown ceres

young males have light purplish ceres and young females have light blue ceres with white rings around the flares(nostrils)

When you are talking about fish, ( e.g. catfish and carp) it refers to the fact that they feed off what has settled on the lake or stream bed. This has been said to make their flesh not as tasty to humans. It also makes their flesh higher in metals and chemicals that can be bad for us, so it is not good to eat too much of them - unless they are farm raised. When you are referring to a person, it is a derogatory epitaph indicating the person is disgusting.

I got a budgie because they don't get sick as easily, the cost is less, they live longer (budgies can live up to 30 years or more). You can teach them to fly to your hand, to fetch, to play dead, to slide down a slide, etc. They can also bathe themselves.

Mallards are just a breed of ducks so......

duckling!

Burrowing owls have featherless long legs and they live underground. The rest of the owl species have medium legs with feathers on there to protect them from prey that fights back. And really owls usually live in hollow trees. Only a few live under ground

Terns, ducks, geese, warblers, certain hawks, certain sparrows, purple finch, evening grosbeak, rose breasted grosbeak, hawk owl, long eared owl, American robin, whooping crane, sandhill crane, hummingbirds, kinglets, gnatcatchers.

There are several different species of conure, all of which have different natural ranges. In general, conure species can be found living wild from Mexico down to the southern regions of South America. There used to be a conure species native to the United States, called the Carolina Parakeet, but it was hunted to extinction in the early 20th century. At the moment, there are feral (the descendants of escaped pet birds) conure colonies living in many cities in the United States and even some of the southern parts of Canada. The book and documentary film "The Wild Parrots of Telegraph Hill" tells about a feral conure colony in San Francisco.

Firstly, there is no actual species of bird called a "parakeet". The term "parakeet" is a generalised term to cover numerous species of smaller, long-tailed parrots, such as budgies, cockatiels and lorikeets.

To answer the question: yes, these small parrot can hear very well. All birds have acute hearing - it is part of their necessary survival strategy.

Budgies are birds, not mammals. They do not have the same kind of reproductive cycle as mammals. Budgies do not menstruate or have periods. It's not like having an un-spayed female dog or cat that goes into heat occasionally.
Wild budgies are what are called opportunistic breeders. They will seek a mate whenever there are enough resources to support offspring. In captivity, a properly cared for budgie will always feel that she has enough resources to have babies. This is why it is important not to house budgies of different sexes together unless you are prepared for the possibility of chicks.
Even without being housed with males, a female budgie will sometimes produce an (unfertilized) egg. Budgies don't have the same genetics or diet as domestic chickens, and excessive egg laying can cause serious health problems including calcium deficiency and egg-binding. You should consult an avian veterinarian for more information about budgie reproduction.

birds actually migrate in the winter because it is cold they fly south sometimes you might see a flock of birds flying in groups shaped like arrows if you see this it means that the birds are migrating

I get this question alot what does it mean when a wild bird lands on you. bird have been know as pest like crow for instance.when a wild bird land on you its very likley that it trusts you. i've been trying to reintroduce crows to be a human companion ship and trust. when bird lands on you it will identfy you to its young eventually the faces it trust and dont trust generation after generation will be echted in to that specie brain as a trustworthy or untrustwothy person when the bird landed on it marked you as good peson of trust and if the bird trusts you now a birds frein and usaly will let you sit and feed bird feed or other such luxery to the trusted person!

Yes a goose is a vertebrate and it is not an invertebrate