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  • Hummingbirds eyesight

    How Far Birds Can See?

    Birds can see from an amazing distance. But how far they can see depends on what kind of birds they are, and what they are doing. Some North American birds can see objects that are 2 miles away. Birds of prey like eagles can even see small prey animals from more than 3 miles away.…

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  • sick from birds

    Can You Get Sick From Birds?

    Yes, people can get sick from birds. The most common way is when a person is bitten by a sick bird or when a person touches something that has been contaminated with bird feces or regurgitation. Birds carry an estimated 30 to 40 percent of all human diseases, including influenza, strep throat, salmonella and many…

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  • birds on power lines

    How Do Birds Walk on Power Lines?

    Birds, as well as other creatures, can walk on power lines because of their physiology. Birds’ feet are not sticky, unlike those of geckos and insects. However, birds have claws that provide traction on surfaces. The claws also prevent the bird’s feet from slipping on the metal cables. Traction is also provided by the pads…

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  • Does Bird Food Expire?

    Does Bird Food Expire?

    So you’ve been wondering, does bird food expire? There are many different types of bird food that you can purchase for your bird, but what happens if you leave the food out for too long? Will it go bad? And if so, will it hurt your bird? Yes, bird food does expire. Most of the…

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  • heavy birds

    How Heavy Are Birds?

    Birds are among the most diverse groups of animals on Earth, ranging from tiny hummingbirds to giant eagles and ostrich-like emus. But how heavy are birds? The answer varies greatly depending on the type of bird in question. To get an idea of how heavy a bird is, you have to take into account its…

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  • Incubate Bird Eggs

    How Do You Incubate Bird Eggs at Home?

    You can bird eggs at home. The process is not complicated, but there are a few basic steps to follow to ensure the eggs hatch successfully. Females of most species of birds lay eggs once a year. In most cases, the female bird does not incubate the eggs, although a few species do for short…

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  • vegetables can canaries eat

    What Vegetables Can Canaries Eat? Things to Avoid

    Canaries like to eat vegetables, specially the greens and roots. This is because canary’s are a form of a carnivore, and they need some amount of vegetables in their diet. Canaries are a unique type of bird that love to eat vegetables. Canary owners often feed their pets carrots, lettuce, and spinach. However, canaries have…

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  • ypes of Seeds Can Budgies Eat

    What Types of Seeds Can Budgies Eat?

    Budgies can eat a variety of seeds. They can be fed a good all-purpose seed mix, or they can eat different types of seeds separately. Treat budgies to a mixed seed diet. An all-purpose seed mix contains sunflower, millet and hempseed, as well as some other ingredients. It’s an ideal choice for the budgie’s diet…

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  • Finches eating

    What Do Finches Eat?

    Finches are the oldest bird family and the only ones to use seed crushing beaks. They eat almost anything, including seeds, fruits, pollen, nuts and insects. In the wild, finches eat a variety of foods. Most of what they eat consists of seeds, berries, and other plant matter. Seeds are the most common food source…

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  • birds fly

    How High Do Birds Fly?

    Birds fly high because of their light weight and air structure. The air density is 100% at sea level and when we take a breath of air at this altitude it enters into our lungs and we can live. As we move higher up on Earth the air becomes less dense which means that less…

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