An Egg a Day is Work. If you think laying an egg is easy, think again! Robins lay only one egg per day for good reasons. Female birds have one working ovary, unlike mammals, which have two. Ovaries are the organs where eggs are produced. A bird's ovary looks like a tiny bunch of different-sized grapes.
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Answer Wiki. According to wikipedia, the eggs of the American Robin hatch 14 days after they are laid, while the European Robin's eggs hatch in 13-14 days. Related QuestionsMore Answers Below. I have an abandoned bird egg and I want to take care of it till it grows up to fly freely.
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Leave it alone. Keep it warm. Then if you can't find it's mother, let it hatch and feed it worms (squished up), and berries (also squished up. 5 people found this useful.
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Mother robins may start incubating their eggs during the evening after the second egg is laid, or after all the eggs are laid. They sit on the eggs for 12 to 14 days. The female usually does all the incubating. Even in good weather, she rarely leaves her eggs for more than 5 to 10 minutes at a time.
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Place the eggs inside of the incubator. Put the incubator in a safe, sheltered spot away from drafts and traffic. You should not expose robin eggs to extreme temperature changes or direct sunlight. Set the thermostat on your incubator to 100 degrees fahrenheit. The temperature of the box should remain constant.
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Rotate the egg half a turn on the vertical axis to help prevent the egg from overheating. Keep the egg in the wash cloth under the lamp and repeat step 6 until the egg hatches. Normal incubation times for a robin’s egg is 12 to 14 days, so be prepared for constant monitoring of the egg for up to two weeks.
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How to care for baby robins, or any other wild baby bird:   Get yourself a medicine syringe (most drug stores have them) and get some baby rice cereal. Mix up the rice cere…al with warm water and suck up into medicine syringe, and when the chicks are hungry you just put the end of the medicine syringe into their mouth and feed.
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Place the lamp close to the box to keep the robin eggs warm. Place a thermometer in the box near the eggs and monitor the temperature every 1 to 2 hours to prevent the eggs from overheating. Shift the position of the lamp as needed to maintain a temperature of 100 degrees fahrenheit in the box.
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Robins usually lay four eggs and then stop. Like most birds, they lay one egg a day until their clutch is complete. If you remove one egg each day, some kinds of birds will keep laying for a long time, as if they can stop laying only when the clutch of eggs feels right underneath them. Robins normally lay four eggs.
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Also check the egg for signs of cracks. If the egg is cracked, it is no longer fertile. Wrap the egg in a clean, dry wash cloth or hand towel once you determine the egg has been abandoned. Place the towel and egg in a small plastic bowl. Place the bowl under a lamp with a 40 watt light bulb. The bowl should be at least six inches from the bulb. The wash cloth should feel warm to the touch.
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Rotate the egg half a turn on the vertical axis to help prevent the egg from overheating. Keep the egg in the wash cloth under the lamp and repeat step 6 until the egg hatches.