Question

How do birds lay eggs? Do they have gender differntiation also like humans? Please elaborate

Answer 1

yes birds can be of different genders ,male and female, when male and female gametes combine the egg is formed.

Answer 2

Many novice breeders have this question in their minds at some point of time. A female lovebird will lay an egg with or without a mate, when she is around 9-12 months of age. Of course, without a mate, the eggs laid will be infertile. Sometimes people end up buying two females or two males. Housing them together may lead to a clutch of infertile eggs in the former case, while no eggs in the latter. When mating occurs between a true lovebird pair (male and female), the eggs laid will be fertile. Though infertile eggs are possible too, as it is in the case of my pets Mumu and Lulu.