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What is nonbreeding bird?
The term nonbreeding can apply to birds that are too young to breed and to birds that are acting as helpers to birds (generally their parents) that are breeding, as some species of birds do when they are young. It might also be used to characterize any bird outside of the breeding season. Usually, though, for birds that have different plumages during the breeding and nonbreeding seasons, it applies to the plumage they wear during the nonbreeding season.
What is something you might see in a rookery?
In a rookery, you might see a large group of breeding seabirds, such as penguins or albatrosses, nesting and raising their young. Rookeries are often found in coastal areas or on islands where these birds can gather to reproduce.
Birds migrate to the North in response to what?
Birds migrate to the North in response to seasonal changes in temperature and food availability. They follow migration routes that lead them to areas where they can find suitable breeding grounds and abundant food sources.
What do you call birds that visit us in summer?
Migratory birds
London zoo has a breeding pair of elephant birds?
no elephants birds exist about 16 century
What is nonbreeding bird?
The term nonbreeding can apply to birds that are too young to breed and to birds that are acting as helpers to birds (generally their parents) that are breeding, as some species of birds do when they are young. It might also be used to characterize any bird outside of the breeding season. Usually, though, for birds that have different plumages during the breeding and nonbreeding seasons, it applies to the plumage they wear during the nonbreeding season.
Where are penguins breeding areas?
Penguins are sea birds, so their breeding areas are generally beaches.
Are the coastal ocean and estuaries important for breeding and nesting areas for birds?
true
The coastal ocean zone and estuaries are alike in that both are important as breeding and nesting areas for birds?
true
That the coastal ocean zone and estuaries are alike in that both are important as breeding and nesting areas for birds true or false?
False
How big are the breeding numbers of birds?
It depends what birds you are talking about. There are millions of birds.
What is something you might see in a rookery?
In a rookery, you might see a large group of breeding seabirds, such as penguins or albatrosses, nesting and raising their young. Rookeries are often found in coastal areas or on islands where these birds can gather to reproduce.
What age do budgies stop breeding?
Fed and generally looked-after well, and good general health permitting, birds do not stop breeding - menopause is unknown in birds
Name for the practice of breeding birds?
Mating actually refers to the allegiance of the birds...the partnership within the flock. Breeding is the sexual act and can be known as mounting.
What is the name for the practice of rearing or breeding birds?
aviculture
What has the author Jon D McCracken written?
Jon D. McCracken has written: 'Breeding birds of Long Point, Lake Erie' -- subject(s): Birds, Breeding
What two animals do their breeding in a rookery?
marine animals and birds
