What's the end game here? Are you going to create an expensive incubator to keep a constant temperature that will allow the egg to hatch? Then what...are you going feed a newborn hatchling every hour on the hour to keep up with the demands of this new chick for MONTHS? Then, are you going to kick it out of the nest so that it can fly away? This isn't going to happen. Throw away the last egg and be done with it.

i have a bulbul nest at home. and there were 3 eggs. a hawk attacked the nest and only one egg is left . i want to take care of the egg because i know the hawk will be back and i also want to know that will the bulbul lay eggs again. how to hatch a bulbul egg at home. help