How many grams do mourning dove eggs get to be before they hatch?
Q. I want to know how heave in grams a mourning dove eggs get.
Asked by Aussie - Sat Jun 7 13:39:37 2008 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments
A. An egg is a sealed system. The Law of Conservation of Matter says that matter can not be created or destroyed so the mass of the egg will not change.
Answered by joeworkman1 - Sat Jun 7 13:44:55 2008
Q. I want to know how heave in grams a mourning dove eggs get.
Asked by Aussie - Sat Jun 7 13:39:37 2008 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments
A. An egg is a sealed system. The Law of Conservation of Matter says that matter can not be created or destroyed so the mass of the egg will not change.
Answered by joeworkman1 - Sat Jun 7 13:44:55 2008
How long does it take for mourning sickness to start?
Q. Ok ,so a week ago i was fooling around with my boyfriend. He was wearing a condom but we didn't actually have sex. Now a week later i feel sick. The feeling comes and goes and this mourning i threw up after going on a bike ride and i NEVER ever throw up. Could this be mourning sickness? Its only been a week!
Asked by Kaitlyn - Thu Jul 9 01:19:53 2009 - - 9 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Im 24 weeks and have never thrown up, so you cant really go by that, just take a test in like 2 weeks, its too soon to tell
Answered by Selena - Thu Jul 9 01:23:40 2009
Q. Ok ,so a week ago i was fooling around with my boyfriend. He was wearing a condom but we didn't actually have sex. Now a week later i feel sick. The feeling comes and goes and this mourning i threw up after going on a bike ride and i NEVER ever throw up. Could this be mourning sickness? Its only been a week!
Asked by Kaitlyn - Thu Jul 9 01:19:53 2009 - - 9 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Im 24 weeks and have never thrown up, so you cant really go by that, just take a test in like 2 weeks, its too soon to tell
Answered by Selena - Thu Jul 9 01:23:40 2009
What is an alternative baby mourning dove food?
Q. I recently rescued a baby mourning dove from the jaws of my cat and tried to find a bird sanctuary. Being out in the middle of nowhere, I couldn't find one. I read that they eat from the mother's crop, and that there is a type of baby dove and pigeon food that you can buy from pet stores that you mix with water. No pet stores had this, so I really need to know how to make a baby dove mixture. Please no nonsense, this is serious!!! Thanks!!!
Asked by AnimalLover - Wed Jun 11 15:46:00 2008 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. You do realize that a cat's saliva is poisonous to a bird? The product that you are looking for is Exact by Kaytee. Other than that there is no substitute for the dove's milk. There is no such thing as baby dove mixture.
Answered by Pigeonboy - Wed Jun 11 15:53:45 2008
Q. I recently rescued a baby mourning dove from the jaws of my cat and tried to find a bird sanctuary. Being out in the middle of nowhere, I couldn't find one. I read that they eat from the mother's crop, and that there is a type of baby dove and pigeon food that you can buy from pet stores that you mix with water. No pet stores had this, so I really need to know how to make a baby dove mixture. Please no nonsense, this is serious!!! Thanks!!!
Asked by AnimalLover - Wed Jun 11 15:46:00 2008 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. You do realize that a cat's saliva is poisonous to a bird? The product that you are looking for is Exact by Kaytee. Other than that there is no substitute for the dove's milk. There is no such thing as baby dove mixture.
Answered by Pigeonboy - Wed Jun 11 15:53:45 2008
How can I help my dog who is mourning over our other dog who has just passed?
Q. I had our beloved dog put down recently and my other dog is showing signs of mourning. How can I help him cheer up?
Asked by baygirl - Wed Jun 4 07:25:34 2008 - - 8 Answers - 0 Comments
A. I had the same problem last summer. I had to put the love of my life down, we had another dog that I just refused to bond with, all my attention went to my dog. When I put him down I was completely devastated!!! I could not get out of bed or move! Little did I know that the other dog was depressed as well.(I really didn't think it was true). When I realized this is when I started bonding with her. I couldn't believe that she seemed to be as miserable as I was. I was actually starting to worry about her, so I called the vet, and he said to spend more time with her and give her alot more attention, it did work, and she has gotten over the hill now. Just give them more attention and take them places(walks,parks whatever) it will take time… [cont.]
Answered by unsettled - Wed Jun 4 12:47:36 2008
Q. I had our beloved dog put down recently and my other dog is showing signs of mourning. How can I help him cheer up?
Asked by baygirl - Wed Jun 4 07:25:34 2008 - - 8 Answers - 0 Comments
A. I had the same problem last summer. I had to put the love of my life down, we had another dog that I just refused to bond with, all my attention went to my dog. When I put him down I was completely devastated!!! I could not get out of bed or move! Little did I know that the other dog was depressed as well.(I really didn't think it was true). When I realized this is when I started bonding with her. I couldn't believe that she seemed to be as miserable as I was. I was actually starting to worry about her, so I called the vet, and he said to spend more time with her and give her alot more attention, it did work, and she has gotten over the hill now. Just give them more attention and take them places(walks,parks whatever) it will take time… [cont.]
Answered by unsettled - Wed Jun 4 12:47:36 2008
Why is a black diamond a symbol of mourning?
Q. It's been traditional in England to wear a small cloth diamond on a coat sleeve, as a symbol of mourning. When and where did this idea first start, and are their any parts of England where this custom is still alive?
Asked by sam - Sat Apr 3 09:56:33 2010 - - 4 Answers - 0 Comments
A. i don;t know about the custom but many people wear black when mourning either head to toe, a band around the arm or something to highlight they are mourning.
Answered by ssandydem - Sat Apr 3 10:00:33 2010
Q. It's been traditional in England to wear a small cloth diamond on a coat sleeve, as a symbol of mourning. When and where did this idea first start, and are their any parts of England where this custom is still alive?
Asked by sam - Sat Apr 3 09:56:33 2010 - - 4 Answers - 0 Comments
A. i don;t know about the custom but many people wear black when mourning either head to toe, a band around the arm or something to highlight they are mourning.
Answered by ssandydem - Sat Apr 3 10:00:33 2010
What is the symbolic significance of seeing injured/dead mourning doves?
Q. Me and my significant other have seen two injured birds today, one looked like it was attacked by a cat, but okay, the other a few hours later, hit by a car and probably dead. Is there any symbolic significance in seeing injured birds? They were both mourning doves. Thanks!
Asked by Emma - Mon Jun 28 15:19:29 2010 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Well, doves have typically been used to symbolize peace. If you came across this in literature, I'd say the author was trying to reference the demise of peace, or war and chaos. If the dove was obviously, killed, not just dead, I would say someone specifically trying to cause chaos. Since you only came across it in real life though, all it means is that animals walk out into the street and cats hunt birds.
Answered by Raquel - Mon Jun 28 15:22:34 2010
Q. Me and my significant other have seen two injured birds today, one looked like it was attacked by a cat, but okay, the other a few hours later, hit by a car and probably dead. Is there any symbolic significance in seeing injured birds? They were both mourning doves. Thanks!
Asked by Emma - Mon Jun 28 15:19:29 2010 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Well, doves have typically been used to symbolize peace. If you came across this in literature, I'd say the author was trying to reference the demise of peace, or war and chaos. If the dove was obviously, killed, not just dead, I would say someone specifically trying to cause chaos. Since you only came across it in real life though, all it means is that animals walk out into the street and cats hunt birds.
Answered by Raquel - Mon Jun 28 15:22:34 2010
What is the biological imperative for mourning?
Q. Many biological things can be explained by necessity, however i have not managed as of yet to develop a theory as to why mourning after a 'loved one' dies is needed or a compulsion doesn't seem as if it fits. Unless mourning is irrelevant and we should just shrug our shoulders and say 'oh well' people die this time it was there time probability is a bitch perhaps it will be me next time.
Asked by Kantian - Thu Aug 27 08:33:32 2009 - - 3 Answers - 0 Comments
A. mourning is a feeling ..so it is only a theroy... it's a human thing..
Answered by Luminarium - Thu Aug 27 08:38:01 2009
Q. Many biological things can be explained by necessity, however i have not managed as of yet to develop a theory as to why mourning after a 'loved one' dies is needed or a compulsion doesn't seem as if it fits. Unless mourning is irrelevant and we should just shrug our shoulders and say 'oh well' people die this time it was there time probability is a bitch perhaps it will be me next time.
Asked by Kantian - Thu Aug 27 08:33:32 2009 - - 3 Answers - 0 Comments
A. mourning is a feeling ..so it is only a theroy... it's a human thing..
Answered by Luminarium - Thu Aug 27 08:38:01 2009
Why was the mourning war important to the Iroquois?
Q. Why was the mourning war important to the Iroquois?
Asked by Allison - Mon Sep 28 14:11:04 2009 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Culturally, it was the Iroquois way of replacing and/or seeking retribution for dead relatives. It was a six step process that could last up to two days. 1) The ritual would began once the war party sent word back to camp announcing how many had been captured, then 2) The villagers waited for the prisoner and throw heavy painful blows; 3) the prisoners were stripped and old woman inflicted physical abuse; 4) After several hours, prisoners were allowed to rest and eat; but, they had to dance while the council decided their fate. 5) Then, they were presented to the grieving families. The family would decide whether to adopt the prisoner or to have the prisoner executed. Finally 6) If the adoptee pleased their new family they lived. But, if… [cont.]
Answered by unknown - Tue Sep 29 11:04:49 2009
Q. Why was the mourning war important to the Iroquois?
Asked by Allison - Mon Sep 28 14:11:04 2009 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Culturally, it was the Iroquois way of replacing and/or seeking retribution for dead relatives. It was a six step process that could last up to two days. 1) The ritual would began once the war party sent word back to camp announcing how many had been captured, then 2) The villagers waited for the prisoner and throw heavy painful blows; 3) the prisoners were stripped and old woman inflicted physical abuse; 4) After several hours, prisoners were allowed to rest and eat; but, they had to dance while the council decided their fate. 5) Then, they were presented to the grieving families. The family would decide whether to adopt the prisoner or to have the prisoner executed. Finally 6) If the adoptee pleased their new family they lived. But, if… [cont.]
Answered by unknown - Tue Sep 29 11:04:49 2009
How old does a baby mourning dove have to be before its eyes open?
Q. I hatched a mourning dove egg and his eyes arent open yet how long till they are thanks he is about 3 days old
Asked by xinix (zenix) - Thu May 22 21:45:37 2008 - - 3 Answers - 0 Comments
A. About 5 days
Answered by birdgirl - Thu May 22 22:15:33 2008
Q. I hatched a mourning dove egg and his eyes arent open yet how long till they are thanks he is about 3 days old
Asked by xinix (zenix) - Thu May 22 21:45:37 2008 - - 3 Answers - 0 Comments
A. About 5 days
Answered by birdgirl - Thu May 22 22:15:33 2008
Is there a traditional and appropriate way to greet a Muslim who is mourning?
Q. I am going to the house of a friend who is Muslim and who is in mourning. Is there anything that I should know about how do to so with some cultural sensitivity?
Asked by rebdiamond - Sat Oct 25 16:32:18 2008 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Tell him we all eventually die, some just have thinner books than others. (Book, as in, one that holds the chapters of our lives) You don't have to wear black, we don't do that. If you speak Arabic, tell him this, ( we belong to God and to Him we all return)
Answered by Alia - Sat Oct 25 17:04:50 2008
Q. I am going to the house of a friend who is Muslim and who is in mourning. Is there anything that I should know about how do to so with some cultural sensitivity?
Asked by rebdiamond - Sat Oct 25 16:32:18 2008 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Tell him we all eventually die, some just have thinner books than others. (Book, as in, one that holds the chapters of our lives) You don't have to wear black, we don't do that. If you speak Arabic, tell him this, ( we belong to God and to Him we all return)
Answered by Alia - Sat Oct 25 17:04:50 2008
What does the TH stand for in a chester hallmark on a gold mourning brooch?
Q. I have recently acquired a 9ct yellow gold antique mourning brooch with a rose cut diamond set in the front & compartment in the back for either some hair or a photo. The Hallmark is Chester dated either 1909 or 1907 and the makers mark is TH ( although it could possibly be a TM but i dont think so). I have been researching but i cant seem to find out who the makers mark stands for. Can anyone tell me or point me in the direction of a website that can perhaps shed some light? Upon closer inspection, the makers mark is definitley a TH if this helps in anyway.
Asked by amber s - Mon Sep 24 08:43:13 2007 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. I'd take it to an antiques dealer. They'd probably know best.
Answered by Sinclair - Tue Sep 25 13:56:03 2007
Q. I have recently acquired a 9ct yellow gold antique mourning brooch with a rose cut diamond set in the front & compartment in the back for either some hair or a photo. The Hallmark is Chester dated either 1909 or 1907 and the makers mark is TH ( although it could possibly be a TM but i dont think so). I have been researching but i cant seem to find out who the makers mark stands for. Can anyone tell me or point me in the direction of a website that can perhaps shed some light? Upon closer inspection, the makers mark is definitley a TH if this helps in anyway.
Asked by amber s - Mon Sep 24 08:43:13 2007 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. I'd take it to an antiques dealer. They'd probably know best.
Answered by Sinclair - Tue Sep 25 13:56:03 2007
If there is death in the family, is it appropriate to have beauty treatments done during the mourning period?
Q. Women get things like shaping of eyebrows and waxing of upper lip done on a regular basis. If there is a sudden death in the family is it ok to get these things done during the traditional mourning period so that one looks groomed especially since there will be mourners visiting to offer condolences?
Asked by Kirr - Thu Jan 28 05:39:06 2010 - - 8 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Depends. From different cultures come different rules: women in Asia cut their hair when they lose loved one, in Europe we wear black. Some even (if you lose mother, brother, father or husband) do not tend to beautify themselves. The reason being: if you get beautiful, you might insult the passed one, and show him/her that you no longer sorrow. Or that you are already searching for another man/woman. This lasts one year (wearing black). As for makeup, that lasts for 40 days to a year. But some keep that for their entire life, with that showing there there is never going to be anyone else in their life. But, it is not like that all around globe.
Answered by unknown - Thu Jan 28 09:57:58 2010
Q. Women get things like shaping of eyebrows and waxing of upper lip done on a regular basis. If there is a sudden death in the family is it ok to get these things done during the traditional mourning period so that one looks groomed especially since there will be mourners visiting to offer condolences?
Asked by Kirr - Thu Jan 28 05:39:06 2010 - - 8 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Depends. From different cultures come different rules: women in Asia cut their hair when they lose loved one, in Europe we wear black. Some even (if you lose mother, brother, father or husband) do not tend to beautify themselves. The reason being: if you get beautiful, you might insult the passed one, and show him/her that you no longer sorrow. Or that you are already searching for another man/woman. This lasts one year (wearing black). As for makeup, that lasts for 40 days to a year. But some keep that for their entire life, with that showing there there is never going to be anyone else in their life. But, it is not like that all around globe.
Answered by unknown - Thu Jan 28 09:57:58 2010
What other birds could a Mourning Dove interact well with?
Q. My mourning dove is nice most of the time unless disturbed when trying to sleep What birds would interact well with a Mourning Dove cuz I wouldn't want a new bird to kill my dove lol
Asked by kcrebel04 - Sun Feb 22 20:48:23 2009 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments
A. mourning doves are really friendly birds. Just try to add more doves, its the safest way to go
Answered by Jordan R - Sun Feb 22 20:56:45 2009
Q. My mourning dove is nice most of the time unless disturbed when trying to sleep What birds would interact well with a Mourning Dove cuz I wouldn't want a new bird to kill my dove lol
Asked by kcrebel04 - Sun Feb 22 20:48:23 2009 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments
A. mourning doves are really friendly birds. Just try to add more doves, its the safest way to go
Answered by Jordan R - Sun Feb 22 20:56:45 2009
Would you be in favor of making February 3 a national day of mourning for all of the singers that died?
Q. I would like to see February 3 set aside as a national day of mourning all of the singers, rappers, producers, etc, in all genres of music. What do you think? Please answer this question yes or no then elaborate. 10 points will be awarded for the best answer.
Asked by Baseballcardassassin - Sat Aug 15 22:19:34 2009 - - 6 Answers - 0 Comments
A. no because there are to many singers that have died and if u morn their death on their death date it is good enough
Answered by andismcpandis - Sat Aug 15 22:26:26 2009
Q. I would like to see February 3 set aside as a national day of mourning all of the singers, rappers, producers, etc, in all genres of music. What do you think? Please answer this question yes or no then elaborate. 10 points will be awarded for the best answer.
Asked by Baseballcardassassin - Sat Aug 15 22:19:34 2009 - - 6 Answers - 0 Comments
A. no because there are to many singers that have died and if u morn their death on their death date it is good enough
Answered by andismcpandis - Sat Aug 15 22:26:26 2009
Can do you make a Law Enforcement mourning band?
Q. I have a police officer funeral this weekend and can't order a mourning band in time for my badge. I understand its like a 3/4" think piece of elastic. Can I just make one?
Asked by wcarpentersb1 - Wed Jun 25 23:05:03 2008 - - 3 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Yeah, just get a black ribbon or elastic fabric and place it over the middle of your badge.
Answered by Southern Belle - Thu Jun 26 04:41:38 2008
Q. I have a police officer funeral this weekend and can't order a mourning band in time for my badge. I understand its like a 3/4" think piece of elastic. Can I just make one?
Asked by wcarpentersb1 - Wed Jun 25 23:05:03 2008 - - 3 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Yeah, just get a black ribbon or elastic fabric and place it over the middle of your badge.
Answered by Southern Belle - Thu Jun 26 04:41:38 2008
does anyone know how long the mother and father mourning dove will stay with the babies after the eggs hatch?
Q. there is a mourning dove nest outside my apartment and the eggs have hatched. the mother and father have been taking turns sitting with the babies but the last two days neither one of them have been there. does anyone know how long the mother and father will stay with the babies?
Asked by jpugh22 - Sun Apr 13 21:45:53 2008 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments
A. They will sit and "brood" them for the first 5 days or so to keep them warm..but once they are feathered enough to keep themselves warm they will just come to feed. One of the parents may still sit on the nest overnight or if the weather got bad or rain fell. They will continue to feed them in the nest until they fledge at around day 13-15, and will be cared for by the parents until they are around 25-27 days old. You could be missing their visits...they are probably out foraging for food. If neither has been there for two days the chicks would be dead. Also, make sure you are not too close to the nest..if they see you near it or watching them, they will not go to the nest as you would be considered a predator.
Answered by birdgirl - Sun Apr 13 22:02:24 2008
Q. there is a mourning dove nest outside my apartment and the eggs have hatched. the mother and father have been taking turns sitting with the babies but the last two days neither one of them have been there. does anyone know how long the mother and father will stay with the babies?
Asked by jpugh22 - Sun Apr 13 21:45:53 2008 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments
A. They will sit and "brood" them for the first 5 days or so to keep them warm..but once they are feathered enough to keep themselves warm they will just come to feed. One of the parents may still sit on the nest overnight or if the weather got bad or rain fell. They will continue to feed them in the nest until they fledge at around day 13-15, and will be cared for by the parents until they are around 25-27 days old. You could be missing their visits...they are probably out foraging for food. If neither has been there for two days the chicks would be dead. Also, make sure you are not too close to the nest..if they see you near it or watching them, they will not go to the nest as you would be considered a predator.
Answered by birdgirl - Sun Apr 13 22:02:24 2008
Could a Blue Jay have killed a baby Mourning Dove?
Q. Mourning Doves built a nest nearby, a baby was fully feathered and in the critical stage of life, learning how to fly. Today I walk outside and see a Blue Jay flying away from the dead baby Mourning Dove and it had blood coming out of its head. So sad.
Asked by Hello Kat - Sat May 3 04:33:41 2008 - - 6 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Such is the way of nature cruel and kind.! Yes the Blue Jay will have killed the baby if you had not disturbed it then it would have probably eaten it,as a number of members of the Crow family have this killing and scavenging habit. Gruesome as may seem this is Nature.
Answered by wacky - Sat May 3 05:22:10 2008
Q. Mourning Doves built a nest nearby, a baby was fully feathered and in the critical stage of life, learning how to fly. Today I walk outside and see a Blue Jay flying away from the dead baby Mourning Dove and it had blood coming out of its head. So sad.
Asked by Hello Kat - Sat May 3 04:33:41 2008 - - 6 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Such is the way of nature cruel and kind.! Yes the Blue Jay will have killed the baby if you had not disturbed it then it would have probably eaten it,as a number of members of the Crow family have this killing and scavenging habit. Gruesome as may seem this is Nature.
Answered by wacky - Sat May 3 05:22:10 2008
How do chinese people show that they are 'in mourning'?
Q. Can you help me change these sentances in your owns words? 'in mourning is the phrase that has to go with the sentance.
Asked by Asian gal at your service :) - Thu May 13 03:05:55 2010 - - 3 Answers - 0 Comments
A. While in mourning thousands of tears fell silently down her face.
Answered by Upward - Thu May 13 03:11:54 2010
Q. Can you help me change these sentances in your owns words? 'in mourning is the phrase that has to go with the sentance.
Asked by Asian gal at your service :) - Thu May 13 03:05:55 2010 - - 3 Answers - 0 Comments
A. While in mourning thousands of tears fell silently down her face.
Answered by Upward - Thu May 13 03:11:54 2010
What are good symbols of mourning or death of a friend for a tattoo?
Q. I had a friend that died in Iraq and I want to do a tribute tattoo of some sort. But I am having a hard time finding something that clicks. Any idea's? Thanks!
Asked by gigity - Thu Apr 23 05:28:53 2009 - - 3 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Perhaps a Battlefield Cross. It's the fallen soldier's Helmet, Gun and Boots arranged into a cross to pay tribute to them on the battlefield. Some examples:
Answered by David - Thu Apr 23 06:38:37 2009
Q. I had a friend that died in Iraq and I want to do a tribute tattoo of some sort. But I am having a hard time finding something that clicks. Any idea's? Thanks!
Asked by gigity - Thu Apr 23 05:28:53 2009 - - 3 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Perhaps a Battlefield Cross. It's the fallen soldier's Helmet, Gun and Boots arranged into a cross to pay tribute to them on the battlefield. Some examples:
Answered by David - Thu Apr 23 06:38:37 2009
How are you observing today's National Day of Mourning?
Q. President Benigno "Noynoy" Aquino declares August 25 as the National Day of Mourning, following Monday's bloody hostage drama that killed Chinese tourists in Manila. Aquino signed an order requiring public institutions in the country and embassies around the world to lower Philippine flags to half-mast. Personally, how are you observing today's National Day of Mourning?
Asked by Y! Philippines Editor - Tue Aug 24 22:41:53 2010 - - 399 Answers - 0 Comments
Q. President Benigno "Noynoy" Aquino declares August 25 as the National Day of Mourning, following Monday's bloody hostage drama that killed Chinese tourists in Manila. Aquino signed an order requiring public institutions in the country and embassies around the world to lower Philippine flags to half-mast. Personally, how are you observing today's National Day of Mourning?
Asked by Y! Philippines Editor - Tue Aug 24 22:41:53 2010 - - 399 Answers - 0 Comments
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