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Can Bird Eggs Hatch Without Mother

Sometimes birds leave eggs in nests, but they haven't abandoned it at all. Typically, if you see a nest that has eggs inside, there's a parent somewhere nearby to keep an eye on the young....

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Why Does My Bird Rub His Bum

Birds engage in all sorts of unusual mating rituals, from dances and feathery shows to songs and sometimes rubbing up on potential mates with their backside. Although the display varies from one...

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Why Is Bird Poop Purple

Birds eat a wide variety of foods, including brightly colored insects and purple berries. The color of birds' droppings is often a direct result of their diet and digestion process. However, you...

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Why Does My Bird Nibble On Me

Birds, especially young ones, will explore the world with their beaks, not unlike human children who put things in their mouths. Your pet is curious about the feel and flavor of things, including...

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What Happens If A Baby Bird Died In The Nest

Dead birds, even babies, can transmit diseases like salmonella. Unfortunately, that means they are dangerous to have around or touch whether you're human or avian. You should never touch a dead...

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How Long Can A Baby Bird Go Without Food

Most living creatures, birds included, need water much more than food, so they will live longer with a source to drink from. In nature, parent birds may feed their young as often as every two to...

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