I have one bird she is a cocktail and I do not and I’m not sure exactly when she started sitting on them I just know it’s been way longer than 3 weeksWhat kind of bird do you have?
Are any of your birds male?
When exactly did they first start incubating the eggs?
*cockatielI have one bird she is a cocktail and I do not and I’m not sure exactly when she started sitting on them I just know it’s been way longer than 3 weeks
She resumed egg laying after I took them out and moved stuff aroundYes, it would be okay to remove the eggs at this time.
Since she is a solo bird, there's no risk of them being fertile and close to hatching. The usual incubation period for cockatiels is 18 to 21 days so she has had plenty of time on them and should be ready to move on. There is some risk that she will resume laying after the eggs are removed, because she wants to try again. To reduce this risk, I would pull the eggs, then rearrange the cage by moving around perches and toys. If she has any nest boxes or other enclosed nest-like toys, I would remove them at the same time. They aren't necessary and can encourage more egg-laying.
They do that sometimes. Tiels get nesty and it feels like there’s nothing you can do. Keep rearranging and be annoying. Did you lower the daylight hours by covering the cage?She resumed egg laying after I took them out and moved stuff around