As you might know that bluebirds are common bird, we may spot easily in our backyard.
I have at least two posted about bluebird in respect to birdhouse and incubation periods:
- 8 Eggs of Bluebird for Incubation – Nature 33
After hatching, about 3 weeks (17 to 20 days), little chicks may be able to fly out from their nesting box.
Ability to fly, off course depends on many factors.
One important factor is foods. The quality and availability of food for broods will make their stronger and then quick to fly.
Based on own observation, the developments of bluebird chicks from just hatching to 5 weeks old are following:
- about 12 to 14 days, chicks are able to do unstable flight
- after 20 days, they are able to fly to nearby branches
- after 5 weeks, they are to be independent young bluebirds
I love to watch when the chicks learn the first fly. Amazing!
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