Care of Birds

I don't think so. Because I had two budgies and they both had pink tongues. I know this because they yawned and regurgitated alot.

Domestic - one of the strains of runts or Hungarian giants. As nature intended - the Victoria crowned-pigeon.

A duck's (female) egg are fertilie only if the duck has mated with a drake (male) with in at least the two week. All eggs might not hatch this is due to many things like; heat, moisture, health of both parents and how well the duckling growing in the shell is. Some just aren't to the point of hatching before the mother leaves the nest. There are a great many things that can go wrong before hatch date.

Almost everything has a baby. First,they have a egg, then it hatches and so on and so on.Sometimes there is no baby but you must make sure before doing enything!

I think you maybe confused between the 2 words and don't realise they are 2 different birds. A cockatiel is a smaller species of cockatoo but both cockatiels and cockatoos have their own male and female. A cockatiel is not a word that means one sex it is a type of bird.

well, to tell if the bird is a boy or girl you can see the colour of it's nose or because usually the colour of the nose is inaccurate then you can look at the colour of your birds eye and see. if they have a brown ring around a black iris then it's a girl. if it's fully black then it's a boy. hope this helps :) it worked for my birds better then the nose colour

There are literally five states with the mockingbird serving as the state bird. These states are: Arkansas, Florida, Mississippi, Tennessee, and Texas.

Father penguin and mother penguin are both caring parents, and do everything possible to protect their young. When the mother lays a single, 40 grm egg in May/June after a gestation period of 63 days, the father penguin has a big role to play.
Most eggs take about 34-35 days to hatch.The first egg laid takes about a day longer to hatch than the second egg (33 days).They hatch about 1.5 days apart.

The biggest bird on earth is located on Cape Breton Island. It weighs about 300-600 pounds and it can swim, it is most found playing on a beach in Margaree Harbour, in Ben's house ,, This bird is the one in my pants. George .. thank you for your time everyone :)

Yes. These can be from household pets like dogs and cats, to wild animals, such as foxes, racoons, wolves, etc. This is why they are extremely protective over themselves and their babies.

Parrots eat all of the time. Adult and adolescent parrots eat all day, and some wake up to snack at night. Baby parrots, like human babies, can only eat a "mash" (or its parents' regurgitation), and obviously only do so when administered by parent or human handler.

They don't have outside ears. They have ear holes that are covered in feathers. If you look closely at the sides of their heads, you will see the opening under the feathers.

the price of a pet budgie can depend on where its from, what colours it has and if it is hand reared or not.

most budgies that are not hand reared are about $5-$15 or maybe even more.

most hand reared (friendly) budgies are about $12-$25

i got my budgie hand reared for $16

simple. first take about a tablespoon of your seed mixture and soak them in half filled bowl of lukewarm water for about 2 to 3 days and you will have spouts.the unfresh seeds wont sprout, keep that in mind. before giving your birds the sprouts, check for the ones with bad odor. throw those out. give your birds the sprouts in the morning for best freshness. remember that at first they might not eat them, but give your birds a chance to familiarize with them. after 2 to 3 hours, remove the sprouts and throw them away. try giving your birds sprouts about once a month, but always make fresh ones every month! for more info on parakeets get the book "The Essential Parakeet"

Yes if they don't grow back ( although I'm not an expert)you should probably see a vet.

Budgies are territorial and may nip at a Princess Parrot, Princess Parrots are quiet timid birds. In response to a budgie nipping at them their bigger beak could do some damage to a budgie. I have read that due to Cockatiels having a calm nature like Princess Parrots that they can be housed together, but don't house females together as this can prompt egg laying and then you have a whole new set of health issues such as a egg bound bird to deal with.

Most parrots come from the Amazon jungle, which is in South America. Parrots and Macaws are jungle birds who eat fruit and nuts. They are brightly colored because the jungle is dark and gloomy, and there aren't any really big predators that they have to hide from in there. Most of the predators are raptors who fly above the jungle.

A bird only hatches once. When it comes out of the egg. How many eggs does a bird lay in a lifetime? Depends on the bird. A chicken on average 1 a day. They are bred for that. A wild bird may only do 1 to 3 a year.

There are none left.

one is dead and the others got frightened so they flew away.

They eat fruits, leaves, necter, insects, spiders, frogs, and lizards

Never, they need twice their body weight in nectar to survive. If not, they will die.

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If you live in an area where hummingbirds migrate south for the winter you should keep the feeders out until nectar is no longer being taken and make sure that the feeders are out early in the spring to catch the first arrivals for the next summer.... basically the first answer is correct if you live in a country where humming birds are present all year.

I suppose it could but I doubt it would be too healthy for the bird. It's like a puppy eating food designed for seniors, or a Chihuahua eating food meant for dogs life St.Bernards. They could eat it, but it's better for them to munch on something made more specifically for them.