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| Subject: I am looking in my Roger Torry Peterson guide to bird nests | |
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Author: Bev |
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Date Posted: 15:37:21 05/06/07 Sun In reply to: L. 's message, "I found a small nest made of twigs and grasses..." on 14:19:28 05/06/07 Sun northern mocking bird lays blue eggs speckled with brown however think they may make a larger nest . Swainsons thrush also lays that color of eggs also a gray cheeked thrush lays blue eggs sparingly marker with brown spots . a blue gray gnatcatcher also lays that color egg . So does a cedar waxwing . a yellow warbler lays that color of eggs but uses milk weed fibers to partially line the nest . some of the black birds lay that color of eggs but they usually nest in marshes . orchard oriole lay that color of egg as does a northern or balitmore oriole . painted bunting has that color of eggs a boat tailed grackle also lays that color as does a common grackle . summer tanager also lays that color of eggs as does a scarlet tanager , cardinal , rose breasted grosbeak , purple finch , junco . chipping sparrow , clay colored sparrow field sparrow amd this book leaves tons of birds out of it . IF they have not completed the clutch they will be back in the ams to lay more eggs . After the clutch is complete you should be able to see the parent bird on the nest or at least coming or going . [ Next Thread | Previous Thread | Next Message | Previous Message ] |
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| Re: That helps a lot-thank you! | L. | 00:13:24 05/07/07 Mon |
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