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After the mating season in March, the female manufactures the nest and lays eggs
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Once the act is completed the female puts two to three eggs
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the female hatches them for fourteen to nineteen days
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The young emerge from the eggs almost free of feathers and with closed eyes. They depend completely on their mother to eat and live
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The first feathers come out on the eighth day
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Three to four weeks the young leave their nest to fend for themselves
