Bird Behavior and Nesting Habits

The video explores the discovery of a bird nest with eggs, observing the growth of baby birds, and insights from ornithologist Michael Murphy. It delves into the life cycle of American robins, the cleanliness of bird nests, and the challenges faced by hatchlings. The video concludes with lessons birds teach us about hard work, migration, and global connections.

What did the narrator find on the porch swing that brought joy?

• A squirrel

• A bird's nest with a blue egg

• A rabbit

• A butterfly

Who is Michael Murphy?

• A wildlife photographer

• A professor of biology and ornithologist

• A birdwatcher

• A zookeeper

What type of bird were the eggs from?

• Eastern Phoebe

• Spotted Towhee

• Barn Swallow

• American Robin

Why are some bird eggs blue?

• To blend with the sky

• To attract predators

• Because of the sunlight

• Due to a pigment in the mother

How long do the hatchlings stay in the nest after hatching?

• 7 days

• 10 days

• 12 days

• 14 days

How do the parents keep the nest clean?

• By using leaves

• By eating the fecal sacs

• By washing it with water

• By moving the nest

What are fecal sacs?

• Bird food

• Baby bird diapers

• Nest materials

• Bird toys

What percentage of hatchlings survive their first year?

• 10%

• 30%

• 50%

• 70%

What lesson can we learn from birds?

• The importance of migration

• The art of nest building

• The need for more sleep

• The value of hard work and interconnectedness

What is a significant challenge for baby birds in the nest?

• Building a nest

• Avoiding predators

• Learning to fly

• Finding food