They can be identified by their closed eyes (if only recently hatched), baldness or bald spots, pin feathers that resemble thin tubes, downy fluff, lack of mobility, gaping mouths, and sometimes a lack of fear of humans , depending on how young they are.
They can be identified by their closed eyes (if only recently hatched), baldness or bald spots, pin feathers which resemble thin tubes, downy fluff, lack of ... |
Wild Turkey – fledgling (young roost in trees by 2 weeks). Page 91. Wood Duck brood with female. Page 92. Sandhill Crane baby with parents. Page 93. Chipping ... |
30 июл. 2015 г. · Generally speaking, most juveniles, whether they are male or female, look similar to adult females of their species. |
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