General Chat

There was an item on the TV stating that birds are now developing regional accents??& they sort of proved it.
The thing about the ark that's always worried me is -where did that dove come from?

For what it is worth ..........I believe in a Creator........but also in evolution........some thinking mind started the whole thing rolling and has been watching the un-folding of it's Creation ever since.

What human scientist truley knows what his / her
experiments are going to do ? ........only time reveals the answers........as I'm sure it will for each of us in due course.

Me too, Amanda.

carla
saw a same sort of program
dolphins of wales have a welsh accent apparently

Yes, birds do communicate whilst still in the egg. We breed/hand rear owls and when they have started to "pip" (that is make the first indent in the eggshell) we move them from the incubator, which turns the eggs regularly, into the hatcher.

Once they have indicated that hatching is iminant, they do not need to be turned, hence moving to the hatcher. We always ensure that the eggs touch, because they do "talk" to each other. One will hatch but is still kept close to the other eggs, this is encouragement to "ger a move on".

I have two White Faced Scops Owls that hatched yesterday, one at 8am and the other at 10pm. Now is the time when i have to watch where I go as they require hand feeding 3/4 times a day.

kathlyn

because birds are so fascinating and so wonderful I feel it is a crime against nature to ever cage a bird - they were born to fly and be free, it breaks my heart to see a bird in a cage

a bird pood on me at the weekend!!
chris x