How often do pigeons lay eggs

Pigeon 2 months next egg, laying an egg a day, interval 2 ~ 3 days will be the second, a year at most can reproduce 8 times, generally 18 ~ 19 days will break the shell. Pigeons generally lay eggs at 5 months of sexual maturity and take the initiative to build nests before breeding. Small pigeons out of the shell, can be fed with light yellow corn meal, and mixed with the right amount of calcium powder to supplement nutrition.

Pigeon general 2 months next egg, lay an egg a day, interval 2 ~ 3 days will lay an egg. Pigeons in the wild can breed up to eight times a year if conditions permit, and can hatch up to two chicks each time. Generally after 18 to 19 days will break the shell.

The mature period of pigeon is faster, be in commonly 5 months when, reach sexual maturity when can lay an egg. Eggs are laid once a month after a successful pairing, except during the winter when they are not laid. They will also actively build breeding nests before breeding. During the breeding period, they need to ensure the stability of the environment and provide sufficient food.

Small pigeons out of the shell, can be fed with light yellow corn meal, and in the feed into the right amount of calcium powder, to avoid pigeon suffering from osteochondrosis. When feeding young pigeons just out of the shell, they can be fed every 2 to 3 days, the first feeding can be done at 6 to 7 in the morning, and finally after 5 in the evening.