Game Birds

what is the gestation period for french partridge?

They're endangered because they were living in Arizona in the grass lands and the grass lands then became dry and hot so most of them died but there is still some out there somewhere

to start of with get a reasonable sized carboard box and next get a picture frame and take the glass from it, cut a square from the top of the box smaller than the sheet of glass and then seal around the edge with glue or strong tape so its air-tight that then makes a window for you to see how the eggs are getting on . next line the bottom of the box with a small touel of some sort, then make a small door like shape on the side of the box so you are able to open and close it and connect the light to it but remember it must be no hotter than 60w to prevent fire hazards. then make a small hand sized door on the other side so that your can turn the eggs around once or twice daily and so you can put a little bowl of water and change the temperature if needed and the temperature should be around 100 degrees

The average feed conversion is the number of kilograms of feed required to feed a pound of a bird. The average feed conversion for turkeys is 3 kilograms.

Most hatchability holds on different days so it is best to not go past seven. One important tip is to place the point faced down.

That depends what era in that past but on average they live 30-35 years.

partridges drink water and eat insects, mud, wild bird food, tiny stones so they can digest their food because they don't have teeth to chew. also grass and leaves

They can be Green, blue, yellow, white, or violet, and most parakeets have black and white stripes somewhere on them.

38 miles per hour

Pigeons are grain eaters.

Doves flee from danger utilizing erratic flight paths to deter predation.

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Gamblel's quail eat a variety of things. They need a diet high in protein. I feed my quail game bird feed and quail seed as their main diet. I also raise crickets to feed them which they eat a lot of. They like a variety of fruits and vegtables.

Try broccoli. My quail actually call to me when they are looking for a cricket meal. Now and then I give them meal worms as a treat.

Diurnal, abroad in the daytime.

god made it like that for a purpose. maybe to protect them from falling objects.....we never know

Yes

No, peacocks are much larger than pheasants. Pheasants are chicken sized.

Ducklings, Goslings, Chickens

Can all live without the mother

the only reason a mother is with her young ones if allowed is for protection

some bird species need to feed there young like a robin would

but ducks geese and chickens give nothing to there young except protection and survival skills.

Its A consumer because it can't make its own food and it's an animal yes or no

Yes they can fly

Partridge in the wild live about three years, some may live as long as six.