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The Bird's Life Cycle by Christian |
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All
birds come from eggs. The eggs are laid by the adult female. All eggs
have everything needed to form a new bird. Eggs have a shell or outer covering.
The covering keeps the egg from drying out. It also protects the new bird
growing inside. Bird eggs have a hard shell. When the bird has fully developed,
it uses an egg tooth to break out of the egg. This is called hatching. Here
you can see how a bird hatches. The new hatchling quickly grows into an adult.
An adult mating pair can then continue the species by laying eggs. |
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birds and eggs. |
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| Robin
eggs |
House Finch on a feeder |
Red
Tailed Hawk |
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