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The female is the only one to incubate the eggs. The males duty during this time is to feed her on the nest and protect their territory from intruders. The female will incubate the eggs for 12- 13 days. When the eggs hatch, both will feed the young.The young leave the nest in 9-11 days after hatching. Often the young are unable to fly much the first day or two after fledging.Each season the pair will attempt to raise two broods.he female is the only one to incubate the eggs. The males duty during this time is to feed her on the nest and protect their territory from intruders. The female will incubate the eggs for 12- 13 days. When the eggs hatch, both will feed the young.
Best Answer: Depends but generally they start fledging (learning how to fly, hence start leaving the nest) at around 10 days according to the Cornell Lab of Ornithology. Look at how long the tail is, if it's just a stub the bird is too young if it looks like it's getting close to adult length then it's a fledgling.o, u have to pick it up forcibly......the little baby is not safe there....they can safely leave the nest by three weeks or more..... congratulations......cuz ur cardinal has babies in the rosebush. glacial_goddess Â· 9 years ago. Thumbs up.