Usually the cockatiel is very protective over her eggs. I suggest that if she is being a good mother and sitting on them properly, to let her hatch the eggs. this is so that the babys will bond with their real mother and if you cage them together when their older they will not squabble. I suggest you research on how to care for the mother though since she needs a different set of nutrients while egg laying.
Your local pet store will have books on breeding. You should pick one up for the detail involved. You will have to build a privacy chamber of a type, and understand the reproduction traits of the parakeet.
Watch your bird's behavior. The bird will start to create a nest with any materials it can get. Also, look if your bird is showing hair loss on her belly, or if her belly is rounder. It would also help if you haven't visited your veterinarian. They will know if they are going to hatch and egg or not. I hope I'm not too late :)
Parakeets will usually breed once or twice in a season depending on rainfall, food availability and water availability.
First, your parakeet must be female (look at the small colored strip of flesh above their beak) and second, they must be an adult bird. If your parakeet does not have a mate, she may lay eggs, but they will not hatch- they are not fertilized eggs.
It will probably sit in its nest for a long time until it stands up and there they'll be!
Oystercatcher birds lay white eggs with black speckles. Oystercatchers typically lay between one and four eggs. These birds are known to practice "egg dumping", which is where they lay their eggs in the nest of another bird, leaving the other bird to raise their young.
Birds lay eggs.
A hen does not learn how to lay an egg, she knows. Millions of years of evolution have hard wired an instinct into the bird not only how to lay an egg, but where to build a nest for it, and how to build the nest, its much like with human females and the passing of their eggs, hormones dictate the timing of ovulation, and affect the birds behaviour when the egg is due.
The bird that is on the record for having lay the most eggs in a recorded year was a Black Australorp.
the humming bird its egg is the size of a jelly bean
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Parrot fish are egg layers, and thus are never pregnant.
a bot after mating
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hummingbird
first you may want add shred ed paper so your bird can lay and keep its eggs warm in its nest. keep your bird warm and don't disturb them
A mother bird will lay an egg when it has breed with a male bird.
The Dodo bird is extinct.
Antarctica, the female bird will lay the egg and pass it on to the male bird. He then holds the egg on top of his feet and slouches his belly down on the egg to keep it somewhat warm.
first they lay the egg then a male bird takes the sperm ans puts it on the egg.
They lay eggs... true
Yes. A penguin is a bird, and birds lay eggs.