5/10/14
Colored Eggs
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We don't have those here in Finland but our European Cuckoo bird does the same thing and uses others nests. :D
How cool is that to have right outside your door!
Wow! Those are beautiful! I've only ever found robins. Happy Mother's day!
Love it! I used to watch birds all the time. Right now I have not been able to do much bird watching unless I am at my mothers. My dogs run everything off.
Awe, lucky you, I would love see a new up close!
My daughter would have her nose in your ferns everyday! Those cowbirds sure are sneaks! Hoping for the best!
Great find and I do hope the cow bird works out!
How wonderful! lovely image! I would have a hard time leaving that egg there - we've been watching some flickers trying to keep cowbirds out of their hole way up in an old dead tree - it's frustrating to me...
New follower from the good, random fun blog hop! I just put ferns on my front porch for the first time this year. Maybe I will get lucky and have new neighbors there too! Beautiful photos!!
Spring beauty at it's best!
That's so cool to have a nest of eggs right outside your door! What a treat for the kiddies. :)
Great photo of the nest and eggs. It's wonderful that they come year after year.
Birds are singing ALL the time at the moment, it sound great after a long winter :) Summer is coming!!
How fun -- I bet your boys will enjoy this spring process, too. I have never heard of the cow bird egg. So I learned something from you!
Beautiful!
Oh, those cowbirds. I have finally started removing them, as hard as it was to do so... it was easier than finding he original babies hatched and starving. Such a dilemma. Last year I started removing the cowbird eggs from our bluebird boxes and we finally had bluebirds babies for the first time in 3 years. I hope ALL of your babies make it!
I love this! And, I always think of you when I see a beautiful fern.
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