A person whose appearance matches these characteristics is said to be a Caucasian. Caucasians don't always have white skin but in the United States caucasian is commonly used to mean white people. Caucasians are found in many countries around the world. So while a Caucasian person in the United States may share certain racial characteristics with a Caucasian person from France, the two people have different ethnic backgrounds â one American, the other French.
Make sure you know when the baby birds are due to fledged. This occurs at different times depending on the species; for example, bluebirds fledged at days 16-21, tree swallows at days 18-17 and purple martins at around 20 days. Open nesters generally fledged around day 12, while cavity nesters stay longer.
Compare that to baby robins, which fledge when they are 14-16 days old and weigh over 50 grams! Swallows don't nest in trees. A swallow builds its nest on a barn rafter, bridge overhang, or other structure well off the ground. If a baby swallow doesn't make a strong first flight, it will crash on the ground. In order to survive this first flight, a swallow fledgling must have strong wings. That's why it starts exercising, flapping its little wings hard, by the time it's 9 days old.