I bought a nesting box 2 days ago and one of my female birds went into it.How long will it take for her to give eggs? its been 3 yrs since I had her.
I also have a male bird
I bought a nesting box 2 days ago and one of my female birds went into it.How long will it take for her to give eggs? its been 3 yrs since I had her.
I also have a male bird
I have a green one and it likes humping the blue one alot, so the green one is probably the male. However, I heard that female birds lay eggs even when they’re not fertile. I don’t have a nest box available for my birds, so is that why she doesn’t lay unfertile eggs? And they copulate ALOT, like about 3 times a day for the past 2 weeks, and once in a while on regular times, year-round. How often does a bird lay fertile/unfertile eggs? I’ve had mine for 5 years, and I’v only ONCE found somethign that looked like smashed egg shells covered in poop on the cage floor.
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My question is that i want to have 2 male parakeets and two female parakeets in the same cage. Though i want them to mate and have a nesting box in the cage. Due to 2 male and female birds would that interrupt mating between any of them with limited nesting area
Is nest building normal? or does it always mean eggs are soon to follow? I have 2 lovebirds, not sure of sex- one definitely female who is the nest builder. I have no desire to breed these birds-what are your suggestions? Let them lay eggs, continue with building the nest and if eggs come – remove them? or, Disrupt behavior, take down fleece hut and separate birds? Do female birds always build nests, even without a male partner? The female is constantly in the fleece hut and the other one is hanging outside the hut, occasionally making a visit. What do these behaviors indicate? The only reason I can see why the behavior changed with the birds is I recently put palm shredder pieces into the cage- no nesting box- no paper towels, nothing different other than the shredders. Would this trigger mating behavior? Or coincidental? It is winter here in Philly, do they breed all year round- I thought spring was the season. Thanks for your help.
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I bought a nesting box 2 days ago and one of my female birds went into it.How long will it take for her to give eggs? its been 3 yrs since I had her.
I also have a male bird
I have a green one and it likes humping the blue one alot, so the green one is probably the male. However, I heard that female birds lay eggs even when they’re not fertile. I don’t have a nest box available for my birds, so is that why she doesn’t lay unfertile eggs? And they copulate ALOT, like about 3 times a day for the past 2 weeks, and once in a while on regular times, year-round. How often does a bird lay fertile/unfertile eggs? I’ve had mine for 5 years, and I’v only ONCE found somethign that looked like smashed egg shells covered in poop on the cage floor.
Posted in Bird Nest Boxes
Tagged alot, Bird, box, cage floor, copulate, day, egg shells, eggs, female birds, lovebirds, male, mine, nest, nest box, poop, sexes, unfertile, while
My question is that i want to have 2 male parakeets and two female parakeets in the same cage. Though i want them to mate and have a nesting box in the cage. Due to 2 male and female birds would that interrupt mating between any of them with limited nesting area
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