Only one hatched
- finchbreeder
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One is better than none. Are they a young pair? An old pair? Has there been thunder and lightning? Give them extra greens so they can do an extra good job with the chick they have.
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I would leave them for up to a week. Occassionally they seem to lay a couple, sit, then lay a couple more. If nothing more in a week ditch them. And besides it gives the little one something to snuggle up to in the 1st week.
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quarrions lay eggs every second day ( and thus babies hatch roughly 2 days apart )sometimes its over a week before an entire clutch hatches ....young birds often only rear 1 baby and that's good as they are only learners and too many babies would over whelm them .
leave them be and keep up the greens . egg food , wholemeal toast and fruit .
leave them be and keep up the greens . egg food , wholemeal toast and fruit .
Accept that some days you are the pigeon, and some days you are the statue.
David Brent
David Brent