What are the stages of a baby bird's development before flight, and what actions should be taken if a baby bird is threatened?

Here are the answers to your homework questions:

1. Tube-like feathers is called a
The correct option is b. Fledgling.
Fledglings are young birds that have left the nest but are still developing their flight feathers, which often appear tube-like (pin feathers) as they grow.

2.2 How Many Stages are there before a baby bird Can Fly?
There are 3 main stages before a baby bird can fly:

1. Egg
2. Hatchling (just emerged from the egg)
3. Nestling (in the nest, growing feathers)

2.3 Fleddling Can Fly. True/False - give a reason
False. Fledglings are young birds that have left the nest but are still learning to fly. Their flights are often short, clumsy, and not yet strong or coordinated enough for sustained flight. They are still dependent on their parents for food and protection.

2.4 What should you do if you See another animal trying to attack a baby bird?
You should try to scare away the attacking animal by making loud noises or sudden movements, without putting yourself in danger. If the baby bird is injured or orphaned after the attack, contact a local wildlife rescue organization for help.

2.5 How Will you know if a bird is still Very young? (hatching)?
You can tell a bird is very young (a hatchling or young nestling) if it has:

• Little to no feathers, often appearing naked or covered in sparse down.
• Eyes that are closed or just beginning to open.
• An inability to stand or move independently.
• A large head and gaping mouth in proportion to its body.