How to judge whether pigeons are going to lay eggs

Female pigeons mate after sexual maturity, and the mature eggs of female pigeons enter the fallopian tube from the abdominal cavity. When they encounter semen when they are not covered with protein, they can converge and inseminate. The egg divides immediately after insemination, and the egg forms embryonic yellow after division. The fertilization of the egg to the division into the blastocyst is carried out in the fallopian tube. Since then, male pigeons often chase female pigeons, male and female pigeons mate frequently, indicating that female pigeons are going to lay eggs.

Before laying eggs, the male pigeon will first squat the nest (squatting in the place where the nest is built). When squatting, the male pigeon will first squat the nest (squatting in the place where the nest is built). It means that the female pigeon will lay eggs here. After the squatting nest, the male pigeon will carry grass to build the nest. After the ovary is completed, the male pigeon will squat in the nest and whine to attract the female pigeon to lay eggs in the nest. If the female pigeon can squat in the nest, it means that the female pigeon will not lay eggs for long.

It is found that when pigeons build nests with grass, pigeon breeders had better put 3-6 inch tobacco stalks (tobacco stalks can prevent lice) or straw in pigeon cages, and then dry male pigeons to build nests.