Nothing will happen. Trust me. When people say that if you touch a nest full of baby birds the mother will abandon it, its not true. Some people believe that or parents just say that to little kids to keep them from touching it. Mother birds will NOT abandon their young if you touch or even handle the chick. I know first hand because as a teen I wanted to become a vet and I hatched a robin egg. Once it hatched I put it back into its mothers nest. I watched the nest and she always came back. Even if I came close or even touched to check the chick I hatched. It eventually grew up and flew away. So, don't believe it if you touch baby birds that the mother will abandon it. Its NOT true!
Baby Robins normally remain in or near the nest on surrounding branches until they are able to fly. If you have an empty nest, we fear mayhem.
im sorry idk but robbins can eat apples, raisins, blueberries, raspberries, etc.! i have a robins nest by my house and i through raisins out for the mom to bring to her babies!
Robins usually have lay 4 eggs and then stop. They rarely have more and it is said that if one sees more than 4 eggs that another robin probably laid them in the "borrowed" nest. I have at this moment, though, a nest with 6 ! baby robins in it. All 6 look as if they are ready to fly.
Robins don't give birth they hatch eggs.
Maybe you could ask the loacal primary school, if they would like it for their young students to study.
Baby Robins normally remain in or near the nest on surrounding branches until they are able to fly. If you have an empty nest, we fear mayhem.
the colour of a robins nest is red
im sorry idk but robbins can eat apples, raisins, blueberries, raspberries, etc.! i have a robins nest by my house and i through raisins out for the mom to bring to her babies!
Robins usually have lay 4 eggs and then stop. They rarely have more and it is said that if one sees more than 4 eggs that another robin probably laid them in the "borrowed" nest. I have at this moment, though, a nest with 6 ! baby robins in it. All 6 look as if they are ready to fly.
Mourning doves do not move their eggs around. They lay their eggs in a nest, and they rarely leave the nest unattended.
Joanne Robins Barton has written: 'Out of the Robins nest'
Yes you can move it but make sure that the mother isn't looking and that you wear gloves so that you don't put your scent on the nest or the babies
She doesn't. She lays them in her (already made) nest and keeps them there.
Robins don't give birth they hatch eggs.
Maybe you could ask the loacal primary school, if they would like it for their young students to study.
yes
in nest in trees.