Category: Bird Facts

Baby pigeons, also known as squabs, leave their nests at around four to six weeks old. They are independent enough to survive without their parents after just a month. Baby pigeons are a common...

When you see a hawk soaring high above the treetops or perched silently on a fence post, you might wonder: What do hawks eat? The answer is more shocking—and fascinating—than you might...

To attract eagles, provide an adequate food source and maintain an area that mimics their natural habitat. To attract a wide variety of eagles, offer both fish and small game as food...

Have you ever wondered what a fluffed-up finch or a tail-wagging parrot is really saying? Understanding how to read birds body language is like learning a secret code. It opens the door to deeper...

Lovebirds mate by rubbing their cloacas, where excretory and reproductive tracts meet. Lovebird reproduction is a fascinating subject that leaves many bird enthusiasts curious about their mysterious...

🐦 The ruby-throated hummingbird's life span can be impacted greatly by the ruby thrown. The insect is known to significantly affect the little bird's diet, forcing it to make significant changes...