What month does the hibiscus bird hold its nest? What month does the hibiscus bird breed and how lon

<>1. After heating in November every year in the northern region, the hibiscus bird enters the breeding period before the number of traces, so that the breeding will end in April and May of the second year. In the southern region, the breeding period generally enters in February every year (except for those warmed in advance), and the breeding ends in June and July.

2. The above is a general rule, but the length of the breeding period is restricted by a variety of conditions of the state ante, such as: age; the quality of nutrition; the level of feeding experience; the level of temperature; differences between breeds; differences between individuals, and so on.

Hibiscus birds begin to nest in February-March.

The body length of the hibiscus bird is generally between 12 and 14 centimeters. The plumage comes in a variety of colors, generally red, yellow, green, white, gray, and brown, among others, most hibiscus birds are yellow, and other colors are rare. The male hibiscus bird is larger, with a round head, lighter plumage and longer tail feathers.

Females are smaller than males, with shorter tail feathers, a slender head, and lighter feathers on the top of the head and all over the body. When singing, the throat part is bulging, and jumping up and down, the sound is intermittent, generally listening to the voice can distinguish the male and female, the voice is elegant and beautiful is the male bird, and the female bird's song is more monotonous.

The hibiscus bird nest depends on which area it is in, if it is in the south, it will be earlier, from October to the end of the hottest weather of the next year, because the hot weather will continue to report the nest will hurt the mother bird, so it should end early, but in our north it will not start until the lunar year has passed, and it can only start in March.

Hibiscus birds can normally breed two to three litters of young birds a year, canaries in order to breed, before pairing, canaries should be kept separately between males and females, and when they kiss each other in the cage, they will be put into the breeding cage together. Hibiscus birds can normally breed two to three litters of young birds a year, canaries in order to breed, before pairing, canaries should be kept separately between males and females, and when they kiss each other in the cage, they will be put into the breeding cage together. When the male and female birds live well, they can hang the artificial nest above the breeding cage.

When the female bird is seen wandering or swirling on the nest with feathers in her beak, it means that nest building has begun, and clean cotton should be hung on the cage post, and the bird will soon be able to build the nest. 3-4 days after the nest is built, the female begins to lay eggs, 2-6 eggs per nest. Canary hatching is done by females.

Since the female lays 1 egg per day, the chick timing is inconsistent.

In order to overcome this shortcoming, in some places, after the female lays eggs, the false eggs made of gypsum are exchanged for real eggs and preserved, and the false eggs are taken out when 4 eggs are laid, and then the first 3 real eggs are put back into the nest, so that the birds hatch, so that the 4 chicks come out of the shell on the same day. On the sixth day of incubation, the eggs should be tested under the light, and the unfertilized eggs should be removed, and the test should be repeated again after 10 days. Incubate for 14-16 days.