Martin Luther King Jr.'s life had a seismic impact on race relations in the United States. Years after his death, he is the most widely known African-American leader of his era. His life and work have been honored with a national holiday, schools and public buildings named after him, and a memorial on Independence Mall in Washington, D.C.
The nests tend to be large because of the number of eggs they must accommodate. Female quail can lay up to 16 eggs, but more often they lay 12 to 13 eggs. Quail, especially chicks, have a high mortality rate, with only 5 to 30 percent growing into adults. After about three weeks, the eggs hatch into chicks. These chicks are instantly mobile and able to leave the nest.
It takes usually 12 weeks for the babies to fledge and they stay another month. with the parents thereafter. I don't know who the guy who posted the first part of this answer is, but he's wrong.Of course, the exact answer is going to depend on the type of bird.But your average backyard/songbird will begin learning to fly in less than two weeks. I know this for sure because as I write this I am listening to the sound or a mother wren teaching her babies to fly. The nest is on my porch.hey'll look like, and fly nearly as well as, adults in another two weeks. The only birds that MIGHT take as long to fly as the above user claims would be very large birds of prey like eagles or owls. But I really don't think even they spend that much time in the nest.