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Tadorna tadorna
Hatchlings appear. Chicks begin hatching and following the females.
Axis axis
Antlers reach peak growth.
Cervus elaphus
Antlers reach peak growth.
Anser anser
Molting. Adult geese lose the ability to fly and hide in secluded areas.
Chrysolophus pictus
Hatching. Juvenile pheasants begin following their mothers, learning to forage.
Lepus capensis
The summer heat peaks. The desert hare limits its activity, only venturing out at night.
Sus scrofa
The young become more independent but still stay close to mothers.
Coturnix japonica
Hatching. Young quails begin following their mothers, learning to survive in grassy thickets.
Columba livia
Hatching. Chicks begin to hatch, and pigeons start feeding them.
Vulpes vulpes
Young foxes begin learning to hunt, following their mother.
Crocodylus porosus
Young crocodiles start emerging from the water and exploring the shoreline.
Anas platyrhynchos
Offspring growth. Ducklings grow rapidly and begin to swim.
Crocodylus johnstoni
Young crocodiles begin exploring their surroundings, while females continue caring for their offspring.
Canis lupus
Pups become more independent. The pack hunts actively, and young wolves begin participating in the hunt.
Tragelaphus strepsiceros
Peak of calf growth. Kudus graze actively and sometimes seek cooler areas.
Anas gibberifrons
Incubation. Females incubate eggs while males guard the territory.
Anser cygnoides
Chicks hatch. Parents care for active broods.
Coturnix coturnix
Hatching. Young quails begin following their mothers, learning to survive in grassy thickets.
Coturnix pectoralis
Hatching. Young quails begin following their mothers, learning to survive in grassy thickets.