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A BUSY MONTH
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A BUSY MONTH
This chapter teaches us about a special time in the lives of animals and
birds. There's a specific month when female birds are getting ready to
lay eggs, so they need to prepare. They make nests to keep their eggs
safe, and each type of bird makes nests in its own unique way and lays
eggs in different spots. Let us now look at different birds and
understand the nest and laying types.
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A BUSY MONTH
This chapter teaches us about a special time in the lives of animals and
birds. There's a specific month when female birds are getting ready to
lay eggs, so they need to prepare. They make nests to keep their eggs
safe, and each type of bird makes nests in its own unique way and lays
eggs in different spots. Let us now look at different birds and
understand the nest and laying types.
D o v e
The dove bird is small, long tailed pigeon,
also called as the rock dove.
This bird is called as bird of peace.
Doves look like other birds with small heads,
pointy beaks, round bodies, long wings, and
tails.
The dove builds its nest in the prickly thorns
of a cactus or a mehendi bus.
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A BUSY MONTH
This chapter teaches us about a special time in the lives of animals and
birds. There's a specific month when female birds are getting ready to
lay eggs, so they need to prepare. They make nests to keep their eggs
safe, and each type of bird makes nests in its own unique way and lays
eggs in different spots. Let us now look at different birds and
understand the nest and laying types.
D o v e
The dove bird is small, long tailed pigeon,
also called as the rock dove.
This bird is called as bird of peace.
Doves look like other birds with small heads,
pointy beaks, round bodies, long wings, and
tails.
The dove builds its nest in the prickly thorns
of a cactus or a mehendi bus.
S p a r r o w
Sparrows look cute and are gray and brown
in color. They can fly fast, reaching speeds
up to 38.5 kilometers per hour and
sometimes even 50 kilometers per hour.
Sparrows usually lay eggs in spring and
summer when they're making nests.
They can lay three to seven eggs, but
typically it's around four to five eggs.
The sparrow can be seen near our homes,
making its nest in various places like on top
of a cupboard, behind a mirror, or on a
ledge.
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A BUSY MONTH
This chapter teaches us about a special time in the lives of animals and
birds. There's a specific month when female birds are getting ready to
lay eggs, so they need to prepare. They make nests to keep their eggs
safe, and each type of bird makes nests in its own unique way and lays
eggs in different spots. Let us now look at different birds and
understand the nest and laying types.
D o v e
The dove bird is small, long tailed pigeon,
also called as the rock dove.
This bird is called as bird of peace.
Doves look like other birds with small heads,
pointy beaks, round bodies, long wings, and
tails.
The dove builds its nest in the prickly thorns
of a cactus or a mehendi bus.
S p a r r o w
Sparrows look cute and are gray and brown
in color. They can fly fast, reaching speeds
up to 38.5 kilometers per hour and
sometimes even 50 kilometers per hour.
Sparrows usually lay eggs in spring and
summer when they're making nests.
They can lay three to seven eggs, but
typically it's around four to five eggs.
The sparrow can be seen near our homes,
making its nest in various places like on top
of a cupboard, behind a mirror, or on a
ledge.
Indian Robin
The Indian robin is a type of bird found in
many places across the Indian
subcontinent, such as Bangladesh, Bhutan,
India, Nepal, Pakistan, and Sri Lanka.
When it's time to lay eggs, the Indian robin
typically lays 2-3 eggs that are creamy-
white in color. 
Lays eggs in spaces between roadside
stones. Nests made of grass with soft
twigs, roots, wool, hair, and cottonwool.