does anyone know where any rare breeds of birds are nesting????

Question

does anyone know where any rare breeds of birds are nesting????

Answer 1

maybe someone should have collected your mothers eggs

Answer 2

If you're in the U.S. it's completely illegal. There are several laws protecting wild birds.



http://www.fws.gov/migratorybirds/intrnltr/treatlaw.html#lean

Answer 3

Collecting eggs is stupid and pointless. When you grow up a bit and get wise you will throw away the eggs anyway.

And then, going for the rare breeds.

You know what extinct means?

Answer 4

If ya don't wanna get hurt by the parents, I suggest you stay out of the nests.......

Answer 5

in scotish land there is puffins-you'll see em' on tops of cliffs (not richard-hehe!) by the seaside.

Answer 6

I DO THERE ARE THESE BEAUTIFUL BLUE BIRDS NESTING IN MY TREE AND MY BOYFRIEND GOT ONE HEY I COULD MAIL YOU SOME I LEAVE IN WYOMING THATS REAR DOWN HERE

Answer 7

"Collecting" eggs from a nest is unwise. They could be fertile eggs, the the loss of a perfectly good egg contributes to species decline. Most of your "rare breeds" of birds are a protected and endangered species, and if you are caught with the eggs of these birds, you will be prosecuted as a poacher of the species. It is unlikely you can do this "hobby" without proper licensing as an ornithologist.



You may collect shells, but I know if people disturb nests of most owls, eagles and penguins and they are a viable eggs you are taking, you can get yourself into some deep trouble, and there are major fines and jail time associated with that hobby.