has anyone hatched chickens or quails or any other bird without an incubator or bird?
Q. has anyone hatched chickens or quails or any other bird without an incubator or bird?
Asked by Fish Man - Sun Oct 21 00:46:45 2007 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Baby birds freeze easily, key word is EASILY they need a hot lamp over them. I suppose you could chance it with a few desk lamps over them. You'll be better off renting an incubator though
Answered by belligerent assistant - Sun Oct 21 00:59:33 2007
Q. has anyone hatched chickens or quails or any other bird without an incubator or bird?
Asked by Fish Man - Sun Oct 21 00:46:45 2007 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Baby birds freeze easily, key word is EASILY they need a hot lamp over them. I suppose you could chance it with a few desk lamps over them. You'll be better off renting an incubator though
Answered by belligerent assistant - Sun Oct 21 00:59:33 2007
female African love bird flew left male w/ her eggs. can we get an incubator to have the eggs hatched?
Q. or is it possible to get another female love bird to pair with the left male so we can have new eggs?
Asked by cha - Fri Mar 6 03:40:14 2009 - - 4 Answers - 0 Comments
A. If your female had begun to incubate the eggs ( consistently keep them at a temperature ) and now they have gone cold the chicks inside would die. The window of opportunity is usually only around 20 mins for a female to be off her eggs. If this is the case, you may as well throw the eggs away.
Answered by moggie - Fri Mar 6 05:22:32 2009
Q. or is it possible to get another female love bird to pair with the left male so we can have new eggs?
Asked by cha - Fri Mar 6 03:40:14 2009 - - 4 Answers - 0 Comments
A. If your female had begun to incubate the eggs ( consistently keep them at a temperature ) and now they have gone cold the chicks inside would die. The window of opportunity is usually only around 20 mins for a female to be off her eggs. If this is the case, you may as well throw the eggs away.
Answered by moggie - Fri Mar 6 05:22:32 2009
how do you make an incubator for a bird egg?
Q. how do you make an incubator for a bird egg?
Asked by Zach - Fri May 23 22:39:06 2008 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Check this link for a homemade incubator:
Answered by Joe m - Sat May 24 02:57:06 2008
Q. how do you make an incubator for a bird egg?
Asked by Zach - Fri May 23 22:39:06 2008 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Check this link for a homemade incubator:
Answered by Joe m - Sat May 24 02:57:06 2008
What Do I Do If My Wild Bird Egg Hatches?
Q. how do i look after a wild bird i dont have an incubator but i have made a nest and box and it is kept warm daily, i candled it and ther is sumthink inside it, i have no idea how old the egg is but im going to be really confues wen and if it hatches!! im from england!
Asked by adam c - Wed Apr 29 19:05:32 2009 - - 6 Answers - 0 Comments
A. It probably wont hatch. If it does you should try to find a wild animal rescue that will know what to do with a day old baby bird. Or a vet. If you cant find one, you will need Kaytee brand bird formula called "Exact". (They have it here in the US, but I don't know about the UK...) You will need to hand-feed it many times a day with a small syringe. Don't get your hopes up though... bird eggs are difficult to hatch. Here is a list of wild animal rescues in England:
Answered by wild-rat-rescuer - Wed Apr 29 20:53:04 2009
Q. how do i look after a wild bird i dont have an incubator but i have made a nest and box and it is kept warm daily, i candled it and ther is sumthink inside it, i have no idea how old the egg is but im going to be really confues wen and if it hatches!! im from england!
Asked by adam c - Wed Apr 29 19:05:32 2009 - - 6 Answers - 0 Comments
A. It probably wont hatch. If it does you should try to find a wild animal rescue that will know what to do with a day old baby bird. Or a vet. If you cant find one, you will need Kaytee brand bird formula called "Exact". (They have it here in the US, but I don't know about the UK...) You will need to hand-feed it many times a day with a small syringe. Don't get your hopes up though... bird eggs are difficult to hatch. Here is a list of wild animal rescues in England:
Answered by wild-rat-rescuer - Wed Apr 29 20:53:04 2009
can different bird eggs be hatched in electric incubators?
Q. for example if i need to hatch a couple of parrot eggs what is the temperature of the incubator has to be? Thanks
Asked by Box - Tue May 20 08:15:08 2008 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments
A. ok.listen.the temperature is quite simple.its only supposed to be 97-98 degrease Fahrenheit. this is including after they hatch. they must stay warm until they have feathers of their own. they cannot go for more than 4 hours without that heat.ok?ok.
Answered by amanda - Wed May 21 08:54:27 2008
Q. for example if i need to hatch a couple of parrot eggs what is the temperature of the incubator has to be? Thanks
Asked by Box - Tue May 20 08:15:08 2008 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments
A. ok.listen.the temperature is quite simple.its only supposed to be 97-98 degrease Fahrenheit. this is including after they hatch. they must stay warm until they have feathers of their own. they cannot go for more than 4 hours without that heat.ok?ok.
Answered by amanda - Wed May 21 08:54:27 2008
what will I do with the eggs of my peach face bird who recently died this morning?
Q. I have two set of pairs peach face bird, and lutino...Since I am breeding them they are in the different cages though there cage is somewhat connected to each other. They lay eggs almost at the same time. Unfortunately this morning when I check the birds the other one died. What shall I do with the eggs? There is no incubator who can hatch the egg. Would it be possible that I can mix the eggs with the other who have recently hatch the egg. Tnxs for the information.
Asked by sunlight - Fri May 9 01:21:55 2008 - - 4 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Hey Sunlight Too bad your love bird died. The eggs could be transferred into the other box,where the new babies hatched.They will be going to waist,if not properly incubated .They will take 21 days until they hatch,this will be almost the time needed by your feeding parents to rear the existing babies. To avoid the incident you just describe ,it is advisable to offer your breeders some form of a Calcium supplement in their diet,specially hens have a tendency of becoming egg bound (that is when they can't pass the egg),and that is due to lack of Calcium in their diet.If your birds have access o direct sun light,they would be able to produce their own Calcium out of the green stuffs you give them,like kale,or collard greens,may be broccoli. [cont.]
Answered by canaryman - Fri May 9 02:03:18 2008
Q. I have two set of pairs peach face bird, and lutino...Since I am breeding them they are in the different cages though there cage is somewhat connected to each other. They lay eggs almost at the same time. Unfortunately this morning when I check the birds the other one died. What shall I do with the eggs? There is no incubator who can hatch the egg. Would it be possible that I can mix the eggs with the other who have recently hatch the egg. Tnxs for the information.
Asked by sunlight - Fri May 9 01:21:55 2008 - - 4 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Hey Sunlight Too bad your love bird died. The eggs could be transferred into the other box,where the new babies hatched.They will be going to waist,if not properly incubated .They will take 21 days until they hatch,this will be almost the time needed by your feeding parents to rear the existing babies. To avoid the incident you just describe ,it is advisable to offer your breeders some form of a Calcium supplement in their diet,specially hens have a tendency of becoming egg bound (that is when they can't pass the egg),and that is due to lack of Calcium in their diet.If your birds have access o direct sun light,they would be able to produce their own Calcium out of the green stuffs you give them,like kale,or collard greens,may be broccoli. [cont.]
Answered by canaryman - Fri May 9 02:03:18 2008
how do i care for baby bird eggs? how can i tell if they are alive or not?
Q. i found some baby bird eggs and i know the mother was dead... she looked like she had been dead for a little while... how can i test the eggs to see if they are alive or not? how can i hatch them without an incubator if they are alive?
Asked by lil_mama2120 - Wed Jul 9 15:54:31 2008 - - 5 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Exactly where did you find the eggs...in a nest? If so..put them back immediately..as in many species the males will also incubate eggs. He may still be tending to the nest. If this is not the case and the eggs have sat for a long time without being incubated...then they are dead and there is nothing you can do for them. Also, it is illegal for you to have taken these eggs..in either case..but them back where you found them.
Answered by birdgirl - Wed Jul 9 21:36:57 2008
Q. i found some baby bird eggs and i know the mother was dead... she looked like she had been dead for a little while... how can i test the eggs to see if they are alive or not? how can i hatch them without an incubator if they are alive?
Asked by lil_mama2120 - Wed Jul 9 15:54:31 2008 - - 5 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Exactly where did you find the eggs...in a nest? If so..put them back immediately..as in many species the males will also incubate eggs. He may still be tending to the nest. If this is not the case and the eggs have sat for a long time without being incubated...then they are dead and there is nothing you can do for them. Also, it is illegal for you to have taken these eggs..in either case..but them back where you found them.
Answered by birdgirl - Wed Jul 9 21:36:57 2008
How do I make a incubator/brooder for Cockateil?
Q. My cockateil started laying eggs. Her and Dad were sitting. Mom laid egg #5 and then died. (Egg Binding problems?) Have Exact to feed and syringe etc. How can I make an Incubator and Brooder or is there another way I can help out Dad? Grandma gave me the birds and she thought they were not a mated pair. Surprise!
Asked by Ginger S - Sun Oct 22 19:45:09 2006 - - 5 Answers - 1 Comments
A. You're lucky that both cockatiel parents sit on their eggs :-) . Dad will do the job himself, but there's any problems, you can make a quick incubator/brooder by using an old aquarium or plastic critter keeper. What you need is listed below: **Tuna can or small animal food bowl. Keep filled with water. Used if the eggs need incubating. **Reptile substrate warmer. Keep this under 1/2 the critter keeper so if babies get hot they can move about. ** Milk carton with one of the long sides cut out. Lined with paper towel and used when the babies hatch. I find this helps the babies stay warmer if they're very young. **Towel to put over the kritter keeper. **A reptile themometer and a Hygrometer **Very important!!** . This helps you keep… [cont.]
Answered by white_ravens_white_crows - Mon Oct 23 02:02:34 2006
Q. My cockateil started laying eggs. Her and Dad were sitting. Mom laid egg #5 and then died. (Egg Binding problems?) Have Exact to feed and syringe etc. How can I make an Incubator and Brooder or is there another way I can help out Dad? Grandma gave me the birds and she thought they were not a mated pair. Surprise!
Asked by Ginger S - Sun Oct 22 19:45:09 2006 - - 5 Answers - 1 Comments
A. You're lucky that both cockatiel parents sit on their eggs :-) . Dad will do the job himself, but there's any problems, you can make a quick incubator/brooder by using an old aquarium or plastic critter keeper. What you need is listed below: **Tuna can or small animal food bowl. Keep filled with water. Used if the eggs need incubating. **Reptile substrate warmer. Keep this under 1/2 the critter keeper so if babies get hot they can move about. ** Milk carton with one of the long sides cut out. Lined with paper towel and used when the babies hatch. I find this helps the babies stay warmer if they're very young. **Towel to put over the kritter keeper. **A reptile themometer and a Hygrometer **Very important!!** . This helps you keep… [cont.]
Answered by white_ravens_white_crows - Mon Oct 23 02:02:34 2006
Does placing a lamp near a cockatiel egg work as good as an egg incubator?
Q. My bird laid an egg but wont keep it warm so i placed a lamp close to the egg.
Asked by S.s - Tue Nov 11 19:00:22 2008 - - 3 Answers - 0 Comments
A. No, you need a professional egg incubator.
Answered by It's raining - Tue Nov 11 19:08:16 2008
Q. My bird laid an egg but wont keep it warm so i placed a lamp close to the egg.
Asked by S.s - Tue Nov 11 19:00:22 2008 - - 3 Answers - 0 Comments
A. No, you need a professional egg incubator.
Answered by It's raining - Tue Nov 11 19:08:16 2008
Is It Possible To Make An Incubator Like MacGyver Did For Use On Wild Birds Eggs?
Q. I was just Curious that's all?
Asked by guitarbuilder90 - Tue Nov 25 15:44:10 2008 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. you can always try
Answered by Gecko097 - Tue Nov 25 15:53:14 2008
Q. I was just Curious that's all?
Asked by guitarbuilder90 - Tue Nov 25 15:44:10 2008 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. you can always try
Answered by Gecko097 - Tue Nov 25 15:53:14 2008
I have a bird egg that i found outside it rolled out of a bush. i found out it is a dove egg.?
Q. The question is that it said to keep the egg at 99.5 F. I have only a egg Incubator that is set only on 100 F. is it safe?
Asked by Heart Breaker's Mommy+MJ Fan - Sun Jan 18 06:51:03 2009 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Did you toch the egg?
Answered by Maridee L - Sun Jan 18 08:18:13 2009
Q. The question is that it said to keep the egg at 99.5 F. I have only a egg Incubator that is set only on 100 F. is it safe?
Asked by Heart Breaker's Mommy+MJ Fan - Sun Jan 18 06:51:03 2009 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Did you toch the egg?
Answered by Maridee L - Sun Jan 18 08:18:13 2009
how do i make a cockateil incubator???
Q. my bird has started to egg bind she laye eggs that where stuck in her for 2 weeks she lad them but dosent want to sit on them anyone have any ways to creat an incubator???
Asked by Rukia - Sun Jan 28 19:58:38 2007 - - 3 Answers - 0 Comments
A. You're lucky that both cockatiel parents sit on their eggs :-) . Dad will do the job himself, but there's any problems, you can make a quick incubator/brooder by using an old aquarium or plastic critter keeper. What you need is listed below: **Tuna can or small animal food bowl. Keep filled with water. Used if the eggs need incubating. **Reptile substrate warmer. Keep this under 1/2 the critter keeper so if babies get hot they can move about. ** Milk carton with one of the long sides cut out. Lined with paper towel and used when the babies hatch. I find this helps the babies stay warmer if they're very young. **Towel to put over the kritter keeper. **A reptile themometer and a Hygrometer **Very important!!** . This helps you keep… [cont.]
Answered by sheeegan - Sun Jan 28 20:01:56 2007
Q. my bird has started to egg bind she laye eggs that where stuck in her for 2 weeks she lad them but dosent want to sit on them anyone have any ways to creat an incubator???
Asked by Rukia - Sun Jan 28 19:58:38 2007 - - 3 Answers - 0 Comments
A. You're lucky that both cockatiel parents sit on their eggs :-) . Dad will do the job himself, but there's any problems, you can make a quick incubator/brooder by using an old aquarium or plastic critter keeper. What you need is listed below: **Tuna can or small animal food bowl. Keep filled with water. Used if the eggs need incubating. **Reptile substrate warmer. Keep this under 1/2 the critter keeper so if babies get hot they can move about. ** Milk carton with one of the long sides cut out. Lined with paper towel and used when the babies hatch. I find this helps the babies stay warmer if they're very young. **Towel to put over the kritter keeper. **A reptile themometer and a Hygrometer **Very important!!** . This helps you keep… [cont.]
Answered by sheeegan - Sun Jan 28 20:01:56 2007
How long does it take a birds egg to hatch at a temperature of 100F?
Q. I found 3 killdeer bird eggs and the mother was gone so I took them under my care. I have a egg incubator and set it at a temperature of 100F. I put the eggs in and I was wondering how long it takes for them to hatch. Please let me know! Thank you.
Asked by dreamhorse94 - Thu May 21 17:59:47 2009 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. 21 days
Answered by Chaze D - Thu May 21 18:56:38 2009
Q. I found 3 killdeer bird eggs and the mother was gone so I took them under my care. I have a egg incubator and set it at a temperature of 100F. I put the eggs in and I was wondering how long it takes for them to hatch. Please let me know! Thank you.
Asked by dreamhorse94 - Thu May 21 17:59:47 2009 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. 21 days
Answered by Chaze D - Thu May 21 18:56:38 2009
incubator question on humdity???
Q. I have an old incubator with wire screening and i want to hatch duck eggs. But theres a problem i use this incubator with quail before and its humidity can only go up to 50% then it drops if its not closly watched! So how can i get the humidity up to 80% and keep it there? Ive added an extra tuna can for water but it never seems to be enough. :( Hope all those bird people out there may help me.
Asked by Mommy to *Jordan Ibrahim* - Fri Nov 10 16:54:52 2006 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Unfortunately, I am not a bird person - at least yet - as my wife wants to start raising chickens. So I have some idea of what you are going through. My first guess would be that you need to go to your local Farm Fleet store and see if you can get a new humidity controller or lighting system. If the brand of incubator that you have is still being made, you might also be able to contact the manufacturer to inquire about replacement parts or ask them what might be wrong. If these two suggestions do not work, you might consider making your own incubator, with some of the parts that you already have. If you are not very handy ad this is not possible, then buying a used or even a new incubator might be advisable. However, to my… [cont.]
Answered by sixsigmaboss - Fri Nov 10 18:15:12 2006
Q. I have an old incubator with wire screening and i want to hatch duck eggs. But theres a problem i use this incubator with quail before and its humidity can only go up to 50% then it drops if its not closly watched! So how can i get the humidity up to 80% and keep it there? Ive added an extra tuna can for water but it never seems to be enough. :( Hope all those bird people out there may help me.
Asked by Mommy to *Jordan Ibrahim* - Fri Nov 10 16:54:52 2006 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Unfortunately, I am not a bird person - at least yet - as my wife wants to start raising chickens. So I have some idea of what you are going through. My first guess would be that you need to go to your local Farm Fleet store and see if you can get a new humidity controller or lighting system. If the brand of incubator that you have is still being made, you might also be able to contact the manufacturer to inquire about replacement parts or ask them what might be wrong. If these two suggestions do not work, you might consider making your own incubator, with some of the parts that you already have. If you are not very handy ad this is not possible, then buying a used or even a new incubator might be advisable. However, to my… [cont.]
Answered by sixsigmaboss - Fri Nov 10 18:15:12 2006
Will my bird be alright?!?
Q. We found a bird's egg abandoned on the ground and we tried to find it's nest... No luck... My clumsy sister dropped it on the ground and made a crack that almost looks like a web... Will my bird be alright? I made it an incubator and everything. My heart sank down and broke once it hit the ground! Any help? What is the chance it'll survive?!!?!?!!?!
Asked by unknown - Mon Aug 3 22:26:25 2009 - - 3 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Im terribly sorry... How far did it fall? If it only fell 30 centimeters to a meter, it MIGHT be ok. Here's a way to tell if it is alive: Candling: Find a flashlight. Hold the egg up to the flashlight. Shine it through. What do you see? Fertile: If you see red veins, and a possibly moving black dot, it is ok. Infertile: If the egg is clear, with a black non moving dot, im sorry but it is dead. By the way, when you found it, was it warm? Or a little warm? If not, there's a good possibility it is dead.
Answered by Jamie Island (hey!) - Tue Aug 4 01:15:08 2009
Q. We found a bird's egg abandoned on the ground and we tried to find it's nest... No luck... My clumsy sister dropped it on the ground and made a crack that almost looks like a web... Will my bird be alright? I made it an incubator and everything. My heart sank down and broke once it hit the ground! Any help? What is the chance it'll survive?!!?!?!!?!
Asked by unknown - Mon Aug 3 22:26:25 2009 - - 3 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Im terribly sorry... How far did it fall? If it only fell 30 centimeters to a meter, it MIGHT be ok. Here's a way to tell if it is alive: Candling: Find a flashlight. Hold the egg up to the flashlight. Shine it through. What do you see? Fertile: If you see red veins, and a possibly moving black dot, it is ok. Infertile: If the egg is clear, with a black non moving dot, im sorry but it is dead. By the way, when you found it, was it warm? Or a little warm? If not, there's a good possibility it is dead.
Answered by Jamie Island (hey!) - Tue Aug 4 01:15:08 2009
My love bird has laid 5 eggs ?
Q. Well my 2 love birds are in the same cage and the female has laid 5 eggs in the past, the last 2 splat, then she had 3 more, they went one by one, cracking or being eaten. why is the mommy doing this to her eggs ?also if i get them once laid can i put them in an incubator, if so what temperature they need? thanks.
Asked by leon - Thu Aug 13 17:35:10 2009 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Do you not have a Nest box for them to lay their eggs in?? To be successful they "Must" have a nest box,have you got a true pair.? To hatch your eggs in an incubator requires the knowledge of what you are doing ,not only that you need "experience" to hand rear young and you do not have this . So try a nest box first ,you can buy these from any Pet store and some can be fit to the outside of a cage if it is not big enough and from what I gather your bird is laying on the bottom of the cage and maybe dropping them from the perch. So if you really want to have success ,get a nest box.
Answered by wacky - Fri Aug 14 11:07:37 2009
Q. Well my 2 love birds are in the same cage and the female has laid 5 eggs in the past, the last 2 splat, then she had 3 more, they went one by one, cracking or being eaten. why is the mommy doing this to her eggs ?also if i get them once laid can i put them in an incubator, if so what temperature they need? thanks.
Asked by leon - Thu Aug 13 17:35:10 2009 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Do you not have a Nest box for them to lay their eggs in?? To be successful they "Must" have a nest box,have you got a true pair.? To hatch your eggs in an incubator requires the knowledge of what you are doing ,not only that you need "experience" to hand rear young and you do not have this . So try a nest box first ,you can buy these from any Pet store and some can be fit to the outside of a cage if it is not big enough and from what I gather your bird is laying on the bottom of the cage and maybe dropping them from the perch. So if you really want to have success ,get a nest box.
Answered by wacky - Fri Aug 14 11:07:37 2009
What should I do with my macaws egg?
Q. I have a blue and gold macaw that has layed three eggs so far(the first two were destroyed by the male macaw), after this last egg was layed I took the male away and separated him...Do I hatch the egg with an incubator or let the mother hatch it? Do I keep the male (father) away or put him back and if I put him away for how long? Does the mother bird need any spesific food or shelter? This has never happened and I want to keep the egg to hatch if possible. Please help ohh the egg is only hours old and currently the mother is sitting on it.
Asked by unaidedchild5 - Mon Jul 30 18:37:19 2007 - - 3 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Why did you pull the male? If the cage is not big enough eggs will get broken, make sure the cage is big enough and replace the male with the hen. For right now you need to let the hen have the egg to hatch it out. Apparently you don't know what you are doing and the last thing you need to do is have more birds filling up the rescues. Place the egg back with the hen and let her do what she needs to do. You can't properly turn the egg like the hen can. Meanwhile work on getting a bigger cage to properly house both macaws. Good Luck!
Answered by humor4fms - Mon Jul 30 20:21:34 2007
Q. I have a blue and gold macaw that has layed three eggs so far(the first two were destroyed by the male macaw), after this last egg was layed I took the male away and separated him...Do I hatch the egg with an incubator or let the mother hatch it? Do I keep the male (father) away or put him back and if I put him away for how long? Does the mother bird need any spesific food or shelter? This has never happened and I want to keep the egg to hatch if possible. Please help ohh the egg is only hours old and currently the mother is sitting on it.
Asked by unaidedchild5 - Mon Jul 30 18:37:19 2007 - - 3 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Why did you pull the male? If the cage is not big enough eggs will get broken, make sure the cage is big enough and replace the male with the hen. For right now you need to let the hen have the egg to hatch it out. Apparently you don't know what you are doing and the last thing you need to do is have more birds filling up the rescues. Place the egg back with the hen and let her do what she needs to do. You can't properly turn the egg like the hen can. Meanwhile work on getting a bigger cage to properly house both macaws. Good Luck!
Answered by humor4fms - Mon Jul 30 20:21:34 2007
How do you hand feed a baby Pigeon? Do you need an Incubator?
Q. Im getting a baby Pigeon from a local breeder and I want to hand feed it so it will be tame. I heard they have two sections in the back of their throat, one to the crop and the other to the lungs and you can kill them if you put it in the wrong one. Im trying very hard to research and do my homework so I can get this write and not ingure or kill a baby bird. Is the crop section on a specific side of the birds mouth? Where? Can I put a heating lamp on it to keep it warm? I dont have an incubator. Is one required? How long do you have to feed them before they can eat seed? Please Help. i really want to get this correct!
Asked by Kil3 - Sun Aug 2 18:12:11 2009 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments
A. How to Hand Feed
Answered by pigeonguy - Sun Aug 2 19:27:48 2009
Q. Im getting a baby Pigeon from a local breeder and I want to hand feed it so it will be tame. I heard they have two sections in the back of their throat, one to the crop and the other to the lungs and you can kill them if you put it in the wrong one. Im trying very hard to research and do my homework so I can get this write and not ingure or kill a baby bird. Is the crop section on a specific side of the birds mouth? Where? Can I put a heating lamp on it to keep it warm? I dont have an incubator. Is one required? How long do you have to feed them before they can eat seed? Please Help. i really want to get this correct!
Asked by Kil3 - Sun Aug 2 18:12:11 2009 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments
A. How to Hand Feed
Answered by pigeonguy - Sun Aug 2 19:27:48 2009
We found like4-5 eggs in our bird house but my dad doesnt want thouse eggs to be in there it is only a blue?
Q. bird house so he is leting us keep them in a incubator but he thinks they are pigeon eggs it doesnt ook any thing like pigeon eggs so please send me some picks and help me figure out what they are. Real question what kind are these eggs the bird is medium size. I dont want an answer that says leave them in the nest or dont take care of them okok. Small,reddish, maby spotted
Asked by tippygirl177 - Wed May 28 10:20:08 2008 - - 5 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Could be anything. Look here to see the possibilities.
Answered by biff.1145 - Wed May 28 10:30:36 2008
Q. bird house so he is leting us keep them in a incubator but he thinks they are pigeon eggs it doesnt ook any thing like pigeon eggs so please send me some picks and help me figure out what they are. Real question what kind are these eggs the bird is medium size. I dont want an answer that says leave them in the nest or dont take care of them okok. Small,reddish, maby spotted
Asked by tippygirl177 - Wed May 28 10:20:08 2008 - - 5 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Could be anything. Look here to see the possibilities.
Answered by biff.1145 - Wed May 28 10:30:36 2008
Where can I find a bird breeder in Wisconsin!?
Q. I just bought the most amazing green quaker about 2 months ago. He was my best companion and we did everything together. He seemed so happy until one day he was found on the bottom of his cage. He seemed weak so I brought him to the vet. After a long wait, they told us the problem. They gave us all the possibilities of how to treat him. We couldn't afford to pay $800, so we did the simple package and got him some shots and were going to take him home. I was so happy knowing that I would get to hug him again. It was going to be a while and we were starving so we went out to grab a bight to eat really quickly. When we got back to the vet office the vet came in and told me the 7 words of all words i didn't want to hear. "Im afraid I have… [cont.]
Asked by Becky - Sun Feb 21 21:12:44 2010 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments
A. i'm really sorry for your loss. but you can try birdbreedeers.com also try looking on craigslist.com, hoobly.com, or kijiji.com
Answered by x3xcarlyx3x - Sun Feb 21 21:59:09 2010
Q. I just bought the most amazing green quaker about 2 months ago. He was my best companion and we did everything together. He seemed so happy until one day he was found on the bottom of his cage. He seemed weak so I brought him to the vet. After a long wait, they told us the problem. They gave us all the possibilities of how to treat him. We couldn't afford to pay $800, so we did the simple package and got him some shots and were going to take him home. I was so happy knowing that I would get to hug him again. It was going to be a while and we were starving so we went out to grab a bight to eat really quickly. When we got back to the vet office the vet came in and told me the 7 words of all words i didn't want to hear. "Im afraid I have… [cont.]
Asked by Becky - Sun Feb 21 21:12:44 2010 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments
A. i'm really sorry for your loss. but you can try birdbreedeers.com also try looking on craigslist.com, hoobly.com, or kijiji.com
Answered by x3xcarlyx3x - Sun Feb 21 21:59:09 2010
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Mon, 24 Aug 2009 03:27:47 GM
Sylvia Townsend has created an . incubator. that will hatch chicks all day, everyday of the Rochester Fair. She's been doing this for decades, and wants some apprentices to take over when she's ready to step aside. ... But after you slaughter the . bird. , the muscles need to be relaxed to allow for the feathers to be plucked. The scalder is a hot bath to relax the muscles. I found one on Craig's List. I love that site. It has provided me with such cool things, ...
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