Breeding Records

It is critical to any successful breeding program to follow each hatch of every breeding pair. Taken together the information recall age, sex, and breeding history of each bird; gives idea about desirable parent combination for next breeding; and show the direction what you should do or not do to raise healthy offspring.

Suggested Sample is a chart form, which we use for keeping breeding records. The raw laying of eggs – is for recording the date when the first egg is found in the nest; 7-10 days later you can check fertility eggs in the clutch. Hatching – is the records of the hatch date that is required to point out a banding day. Number of clutches is also important as it should not exceed 2-3 for each bird per breeding season.

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