pheasant bird chicks fight with their mother after feeding,baby teetar
Channel: Teetar Francolin Bird
Date: 21/07/2023

pheasant bird chicks fight with their mother after feeding baby teetar
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titar aawazmadi teetar ki pehchan

Fowls, including teetar (Indian name for the Dim Francolin), are ground-abiding birds that have a place with the family Phasianidae. In the same way as other bird species, fowl chicks ordinarily depend on their mom for taking care of and security during their beginning phases of life.

The conduct you depicted, where fowl chicks battle with their mom subsequent to taking care of, can be credited to a characteristic peculiarity called "kin contention" or "kin rivalry." This conduct isn't remarkable to fowls and can be seen in many bird species and different creatures too.

Kin contention happens when there is rivalry among the posterity for restricted assets like food and consideration from the mother. Since the mother's assets are limited, kin might show forceful ways of behaving towards one another as they endeavor to get more food or gain better admittance to the mother. This behavior ensures that the strongest and most dominant chicks receive the necessary nutrients and care to grow and thrive, and it is part of their natural survival instinct.

In the wild, seeing such communication between bird chicks and their mother is normal. These aggressive behaviors usually go away as the chicks get older and become more independent, and they start to rely less on their mother for care and support.

It's fundamental to note that untamed life perceptions and ways of behaving can differ contingent upon the species, area, and ecological circumstances. In the event that you have the chance to notice fowls or some other bird species right at home, make sure to keep a deferential separation and try not to obstruct their regular ways of behaving.

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