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Unlike mammals, birds don’t get pregnant. Instead, they lay eggs after fertilization.
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The male and female touch their Cloacas, a common reproductive and excretory opening, which called the "cloacal kiss." This allows sperm to pass from the male to the female, fertilizing the eggs inside her body. The female then lays eggs, which develop externally.
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Sparrows engage in quick courtship, and the female lays eggs in nests, incubating them for about two weeks.
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Parrots bond through feeding and preening before the female lays eggs in tree hollows.
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Crows mate, with the female laying eggs in high tree nests, incubated for around 18 days.
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Male peacocks perform feather displays to attract peahens, who lay eggs on the ground.
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Ducks mate in water, after which females lay eggs in concealed nests near water bodies.
Pigeons build nests and lay two eggs per clutch, incubating them for about 17 days.
Koels are brood parasites, laying their eggs in crow nests to be raised by foster parents.
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Swans mate for life and build large nests where the female incubates eggs for over a month.
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Owls nest in tree hollows or abandoned nests, with females lays eggs - males provides food.
Kingfishers dig burrows in riverbanks to lay eggs, with both parents incubating.
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