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Carolina wren nest on my porch. I’ve seen one, presumably the female, incubating the eggs and once I walked by at night and she was sleeping. Could some of these be cowbird eggs? I hear them calling and they visit a few of our feeders. Any bird folk...
Carolina wren nest on my porch. I’ve seen one, presumably the female, incubating the eggs and once I walked by at night and she was sleeping. Could some of these be cowbird eggs? I hear them calling and they visit a few of our feeders. Any bird folk...

  • Carolina wren nest on my porch. I’ve seen one, presumably the female, incubating the eggs and once I walked by at night and she was sleeping.

    Could some of these be cowbird eggs? I hear them calling and they visit a few of our feeders. Any bird folk who can tell the difference?

    • 9 years ago on May 16, 2015 at 11:00 am

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    birdscarolina wrennestingwreneggbird nestbrown headed cowbirdcowbirdbhcoblackbirdnest parasitismnest parasiteCARW
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      Update: my friend Nick asked the ornithologists he’s working with over the summer and the pink eggs are definitely CAWR!...
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