its just how the bird is and some of its characteristics but this question was very poorly worded

In Rabindranath Tagore's story "The Free Bird and the Caged Bird," the free bird represents the spirit of freedom and independence, while the caged bird symbolizes confinement and restriction. The free bird can explore the world and experience its beauty, while the caged bird is limited by its surroundings and longs to be free. The story explores themes of liberty, captivity, and the desire for freedom.

It can be seen as a positive sign or an indication of good luck in some cultures. However, it ultimately depends on personal beliefs and interpretations.

Parakeets eating paper may be due to boredom or a dietary deficiency. Providing a variety of toys and activities can help keep them entertained. Make sure they have access to a proper diet and consult with a veterinarian if you're concerned about their behavior.

Mother Geese are typically smaller in size and have a less vibrant plumage compared to father geese. Additionally, mother Geese may exhibit more protective behaviors towards their offspring.

The Argentavis magnificens, an extinct species of bird that lived during the Miocene epoch, had wingspans of up to 7 meters (23 feet) and its feathers were among the largest ever discovered on a bird. These feathers were likely crucial for maintaining flight in such a large bird.

A group of turtledoves is called a "brace" or a "pitying".

A group of woodcocks is called a "fall" or a "fallen." Woodcocks are typically solitary birds except during the mating season when they form loose groups.

A group of swifts is called a "flock." swifts are small, fast-flying birds known for their agile aerial acrobatics.

A group of people is often called a "crowd" or a "gathering."

Parrots, like parakeets, don't necessarily need gravel. However, providing a substrate like sand or grit can aid in digestion by helping grind down food in their gizzards. It's essential to research specific species requirements as they vary.

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I would say people should NOT have a permit for every pet. Smaller pets, such as hamsters and goldfish, are very cheap and have very short life spans. There would be no point to get a permit to have goldfish every 2 weeks. For species that are more 'exotic' and may harm the surrounding environment if they escape may require permits. In addition pets that take quite a bit of experience to care for such as, say, Bengal tigers, would probably require a permit (not that you should own one as a pet.).

I would say people should NOT have a permit for every pet. Smaller pets, such as hamsters and goldfish, are very cheap and have very short life spans. There would be no point to get a permit to have goldfish every 2 weeks. For species that are more 'exotic' and may harm the surrounding environment if they escape may require permits. In addition pets that take quite a bit of experience to care for such as, say, Bengal tigers, would probably require a permit (not that you should own one as a pet.).

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In slang terms kaka means poop. Otherwise it refers to any number of other things including: a genus of parrots native to New Zealand, a nickname for a Brazilian football midfielder, a radio station out of Salina, Kansas, USA, and more. See the Related Links below for a listing of different meanings and attached articles to the term kaka.

In general, male birds are called cocks. Some species of birds have special names for the males. Male geese are called ganders, and male ducks are called drakes, etc.

Roadrunners only mate in Spring and they can lay anywhere between 2 and 12 eggs, they only lay the eggs once a year.

The swan.

The easiest bird to take care of is a parrot. All they do is eat and speak.

Its fairly unlikely but birds know just as much as you teach them.

It is very common and natural for female birds to lay eggs at regular intervals even when they are not in the presence if a male. Removing the nest may help in slowing down egg production, but many birds will do this. I myself had female zebra finches that laid an egg at least every two weeks, and of course they never hatched because the eggs were infertile.

The northern mockingbird was named the state bird in 1927.

depends on the bird. :S

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small birds (budgies, finches, canaries etc.): 5-15 years

small-medium birds (cockatiels, lineolated parakeets): 1-20 years

medium birds (pionus, conures, Quakers, lories): 25-40 years

medium-large birds (example: African grey, some amazons): 30-50 years

large birds (large amazons, large cockatoos, large macaws): 50-80 years

I think a bird because a bird is a nice animal but a bunny can grow sharp clause but a bird can peck but they do not have by they I mean parakeets

It your parakeet lays two eggs on the botton of the cage, you might as well just leave them alone. By know you should have a nest in the cage. it is a big box in the cage with a whole in it. we got one a couple days ago cause my bird laid 4 eggs!!!! i know it is crazy. Well, good luck with your parakeet!!! Essa

yes you can its even healthy for them and should be part of there diet especially if its whole grain bread