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Old July 19, 2017   #16
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Yes, good going, a baby! Have you figured out which sort of bird she is yet?
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Old July 20, 2017   #17
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Looks like a Condor, I'm not an expert though.
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Old July 20, 2017   #18
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Or maybe an Albatros?

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Old July 20, 2017   #19
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I think it is a DoDo.
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Old July 20, 2017   #20
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This baby is in Stage One, the Troll stage. Next it it'll graduate to Dinosaur, then Chick.

Go Baby Go!

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Old July 20, 2017   #21
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Not a hummingbird. Maybe a House Sparrow, or a Carolina Wren?
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Old July 20, 2017   #22
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Love it!
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Old July 20, 2017   #23
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Not a hummingbird. Maybe a House Sparrow, or a Carolina Wren?
I'm pretty sure it's a Carolina Wren.
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Old July 20, 2017   #24
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I'm pretty sure it's a Carolina Wren.
Yahtzee! Live-in pest control. They might not eat the really big hornworms the way cardinals do, but wrens are fierce little predators.
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Old July 20, 2017   #25
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I'm pretty sure it's a Carolina Wren.
Yeah!!! I guessed it, I guessed it!!!! <doing Spike's happy dance dance> Winner, winner, chicken dinner!
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Old July 20, 2017   #26
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Some of my favorite birds, with their pugnacious little "Kiss my tookis" attitude. We had a pair that yearly nested under our covered back deck, above a sea of cats. They had anywhere from 2-5 come to maturi.. well.. adolescence.

Here' a shot of the nest and eggs, with one busted out.
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Old July 20, 2017   #27
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Aw, and I was hoping dinosaur. Wrens are wonderful little birds.
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