Let's see: A. Bluebirds B. Canada goose C. Purple martins D. Killdeer E. Tree swallows F. Red-winged blackbirds? G. House wrens or carolina wrens H. Song sparrows?
This must have been harder than I thought it would be. Maybe it is just because I am so used to poking my nose into every nest I can find.
All of these nests, except B, the Canada Goose, were found here in my yard. I have added the captions and, where available, photos of the newly-hatched young.
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6 comments:
Is this a team sport?
I'll take a swing..."A" is a bluebird's?
Next....
I don't know my eggs but I think A is ROBIN.
Novice here...I agree with kgmom - Robin.
Let's see:
A. Bluebirds
B. Canada goose
C. Purple martins
D. Killdeer
E. Tree swallows
F. Red-winged blackbirds?
G. House wrens or carolina wrens
H. Song sparrows?
Hmmmm. Everybody must be out enjoying the air this weekend--I thought more would jump on this.
I was going to guess Cardinal for H?
This must have been harder than I thought it would be. Maybe it is just because I am so used to poking my nose into every nest I can find.
All of these nests, except B, the Canada Goose, were found here in my yard. I have added the captions and, where available, photos of the newly-hatched young.
~Kathi
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