Yes, We can DNA sex any bird that is on hold for you. We normally do not have many unsold birds in any numbers that we can just sex a male or female for you, it may be possible, but we normally sell most of our babies at hatched or shortly thereafter. We just take alittle blood from the toenail and send it to our lab, the results may take a few days. This DNA cost is $35.00. You also get a certificate from the lab. See similar questions...

This is optional, and only if the baby is in a position where the sex can be easily identified. If you definitely DO NOT wish to know the sex, don't worry, we will not see the sex of your baby 'by chance', nor will you be able to tell from the images See similar questions...

In almost all cases we can provide an indication of the sex of the baby. In some instances the position of the baby may hinder the results. We can't guarantee the baby will cooperate during the session but we will do our best to get the best images we can. See similar questions...

We can try, click on the Already pregnant button and give our 'already pregnant gender predictor' a go. See similar questions...

Generally if you find a baby animal it is best to leave it alone. Often the animal is not orphaned, and the parent may be out bringing food for the animal, or watching the baby. Never pick up baby animals and remove them from their natural environment! Handling of wildlife causes great stress. See similar questions...

Most baby birds found on the ground are not orphaned and may not need human assistance. Look for the parents or a nest. If you see either one, leave the baby alone or put it back in the nest. Touching the baby will not cause the parents to abandon it. Watch from a distance and keep children and pets away from the area. If the baby is injured or the parents have not returned after several hours, it will need help. See similar questions...

is it possible to get them them in your mouth with out your mouth ever coming into direct contact with and infected person? (so like if I touched it with my hand and then touched my mouth or something) See similar questions...

In addition to letting you know when you are fertile, there is some slight statistical indication that the time of intercourse may, occasionally, have some effect on the sex of the baby. For example: Female - Slightly more females are conceived when intercourse takes place three or four days before ovulation. Male - Slightly more males are conceived when intercourse takes place during ovulation , or no more than one to two days prior to ovulation. See similar questions...

Usually if the fetus is cooperative the radiologist will be able to tell you the sex of the fetus at your 20 week ultrasound. See similar questions...

Probably nothing. A young bird alone on the ground has not necessarily been abandoned. The young of many birds will fledge after they grow feathers, but before they are able to fly. They spend a day or two on the ground before their feather development is complete. It is really best not to interfere. The parents will be close by and come to feed the bird as soon as it is safe. See similar questions...

Sex offenders have always been in our communities. There is no typical sex offender. Stereotypes often are not true. Most offenders are known to victims and are often put in a position of trust with their victim. Parents should be cautious about people who spend a lot of time with children in the absence of other adults or who spend more time with children than with other adults. They should also be aware of a person that frequently wants to take their child alone on vacations or other trips. See similar questions...