I hope you had a truly blessed Easter Sunday!
I took these photos a couple years ago and seem appropriate for this week as we think about the new life Jesus gave us.
I’ll post the remainder of the birds hatching on Wednesday. To my great joy, this same tree is where we currently have two birds building a new nest this Spring. It’s in a precarious spot for predators seeking the eggs, but if I post the pictures in a month, you’ll know those eggs survived.
Such a great event! And how funny that another bird poached on their nest. (no pun intended with the use of the word “poach” on an egg post at all!) 🙂
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Yes, it is fun and I actually enjoy puns😄!
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😀
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Great photos and pretty eggs! Yes, I was wondering if you had a freeloader 🙂
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Yes! I apologize for the delay on this comment…I just discovered this in my spam folder!
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Beautiful photos and a lovely way to celebrate new life & the beauty in the world too 🙂
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Thanks I’m happy you stopped by to view the pics🐤🐣.
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A vagary of nature and a great photo op!
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It’s amazing to get close up to nature when we can.
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Is that an egg of a brown headed cowbird in the last photo?
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I’m not well-versed enough to answer that question but those were the birds that were constantly tending to the nest. There are 5 photos total. The bird with its head peeping out of the branches was sitting in the nest on the eggs.
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Tell me again, why is one different from the others?
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See my comment to Carol!😊 It appears the nest had an outside visitor!
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Beautiful! 💕
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☺️🌷
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I wonder why one of the eggs is different. A freeloader?
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Yes, we also assume a freeloader😄. We are guessing a different bird decided to use that nest.🐤🐦
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