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Northern cardinals live for more than 7 years on average.

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Cardinal eggs typically take about 12-13 days to hatch once the female cardinal has finished laying all the eggs in her clutch. The female will incubate the eggs during this time, keeping them warm and protected until they hatch.

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A baby cardinal is ready to fly 10-11 days after hatching. 2-4 young are usually hatched at a time. When fully grown, their body length will reach about 21 cm.

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A cardinal ranges from 8 - 9 inches long and has a wingspan of 10 1/2 to 12 inches. Males are bright red with a black face and females are brown with a red tinged crest and tail.

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It only takes a couple of days before a baby cardinal turns red.

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cardinalas live to 7 or to 15 years old in the outside world

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when do cardinals stop growing

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12-14 days

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