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hen reproducing, Robins (a species of bird) typically lay four eggs. Laying more eggs might result in malnourished chicks and laying fewer eggs might result in no viable offspring. This is an example of

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In favourable environments you might find birds laying more eggs, and a greater likelihood of multiple successful clutches. There are also birds like Bald Eagles, that start mating in early January and can lay eggs before Spring officially comes. 13. Food Availability. The amount of food available has an affect on bird mating cycles.

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