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Would Robins throw hatched 2-3 day old babies you found dead on the ground 10 feet from the nest and they are now laying eggs in a different nest?
It is quite likely that another species of bird threw the chicks out of the nest hoping to either claim the nest themselves or lay new eggs and have the robin hen take over the duties of an absent mother. Had it been a predator the chicks would have been eaten.
Sometimes babies birds are found dead right under the nest on the ground. 1~ Sometimes it's because the babies weren't being cautious 2~ or the father went off to find worms and the mother was watching the babies. While in that situation, the mother was distracted by some humans and swooped out of the nest to scare them away and the hatchlings fell out. 3~ or the babies were born too soon and died shortly after so the parents had to get rid of all of them If 2, they were in a tight and rare situation. If 3, they nested in a different spot probably because they didn't think the other spot was safe.
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How do guinea pigs feed their cubs?
They eat from a bowl on the ground
What will the robin redbreast eat when it snows?
Robins will eat a variety of foods during the winter, including berries, fruit, seeds, and insects that are available. If snow covers the ground and makes it harder to find food, robins may also feed on mealworms, suet, and seed mixes that are provided by bird enthusiasts.
What eats millipedes?
Different types of animals eat millipedes, including hedgehogs, herons, shrews, robins, scorpions, reptiles, and ground beetles. Millipedes are multi-segmented arthropods that are scavengers and eat decaying plant matter.
How many babies do ground squirrels have?
Squirrels give birth to one to three babies.
How does robin know where worm is in ground?
Robins have excellent hearing and can detect the sound of worms moving underground. They are able to pinpoint the location of the worm by listening for these subtle sounds and then use their sharp beak to dig and capture the worm.
Do robins eat from bird feeders?
Yes, robins typically do not eat from bird feeders as they prefer to forage for insects and worms on the ground.
Why don't robins eat from bird feeders?
Robins typically do not eat from bird feeders because they prefer to feed on insects, worms, and fruits found on the ground or in trees. They have a different diet compared to birds that commonly visit feeders, such as finches or sparrows.
Would Robins throw hatched 2 3 day old babies you found dead on the ground 10 feet from the nest and they are now laying eggs in a different nest?
It is quite likely that another species of bird threw the chicks out of the nest hoping to either claim the nest themselves or lay new eggs and have the robin hen take over the duties of an absent mother. Had it been a predator the chicks would have been eaten. Sometimes babies birds are found dead right under the nest on the ground. 1~ Sometimes it's because the babies weren't being cautious 2~ or the father went off to find worms and the mother was watching the babies. While in that situation, the mother was distracted by some humans and swooped out of the nest to scare them away and the hatchlings fell out. 3~ or the babies were born too soon and died shortly after so the parents had to get rid of all of them If 2, they were in a tight and rare situation. If 3, they nested in a different spot probably because they didn't think the other spot was safe.
If a robin egg falls to the ground and is put back to be hatched by its mother will it survive?
yes
Were do babies go when they die?
In the ground.
How do guinea pigs feed their cubs?
They eat from a bowl on the ground
Where do black bears live with there babies?
under ground
Are firecrackers illegal in Warner Robins?
we only shoot from ground up fireworks that you might find in Wal-Mart,but firecrackers are illegal,anyone who smuggled firecrackers are arrested by the Warner Robins Police Department
Can you move a robins nest with babies in it?
Nothing will happen. Trust me. When people say that if you touch a nest full of baby birds the mother will abandon it, its not true. Some people believe that or parents just say that to little kids to keep them from touching it. Mother birds will NOT abandon their young if you touch or even handle the chick. I know first hand because as a teen I wanted to become a vet and I hatched a robin egg. Once it hatched I put it back into its mothers nest. I watched the nest and she always came back. Even if I came close or even touched to check the chick I hatched. It eventually grew up and flew away. So, don't believe it if you touch baby birds that the mother will abandon it. Its NOT true!
How does the Homa bird hatched its eggs?
Homa never takes rest on ground, it lays egg on flying and the egg hatches before it falls on ground and the chick starts flying.
Why do robins only appear in winter?
Robins eat worms and worms hide in the ground and the ground is covered in snow so it is hard to get the worms. Robins also eat flowers and all the flowers are dead during winter so the robin can't eat that
Where are kiwis born?
Kiwi are not born; like other birds, they are hatched.Kiwi are hatched from eggs laid in burrows which the parents dig out of the ground or in slopes and hillsides.
