No, birds do not have periods like female mammals do. Birds have a unique reproductive system that is different from mammals. Unlike mammals, female birds do not have a uterus, and their eggs develop outside of their bodies. Female birds have a pair of ovaries that produce and release eggs, and the eggs are fertilized by the male bird's sperm outside of the female's body. After fertilization, the egg is laid by the female bird and develops outside of her body in a nest or other suitable location. So, the concept of "periods" is not applicable to birds as they do not have a menstrual cycle.
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