Mother of birds pecking eggs... does not mean a bad mother.

"Seeing a mother bird pecking an egg... don't rush to blame the bird parents."

Many people are shocked to see a mother bird use her beak to peck her eggs and immediately separate her parents from her nest.

But the truth is...

This behavior can be caused by multiple causes, and not all cases have a single answer.

Cause may be found, e.g.

😟 Stress.

* Open the nest too often

* Noisy

* Disturbances from people or pets

🦴 Nutrition is not balanced.

* Calcium deficiency

* Deficient in certain minerals or vitamins.

* Not varied food received

🪺 Nest conditions are not appropriate.

* Cramped nest

* The nesting material is not suitable.

* Temperature or humidity is not appropriate.

🐦. New parents.

* Not yet experienced in breeding

* May respond inappropriately to the situation at an early date.

💡 the most important thing.

Don't rush to the conclusion of a single incident.

Before deciding to separate parents from the nest, observe overall behavior, monitor the environment, and review the management of the cage, because many times, "cause" solutions work better than "end" solutions.

🦜 Good breeding is not about not finding problems... but understanding why problems occur and solving them the right way.

💬 Have you ever experienced egg pecking behavior?

Finally, why? Let's share the experience. Knowledge from a real babysitter may help many friends.