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I haven't been doing much birding lately... summer and gas prices are mostly to blame. Our usual backyard birds are still around - house sparrows, house finches, grackles, catbirds, mockingbirds, robins, mourning doves, a lone rock dove, and thankfully an occasional titmouse. My boyfriend and I decided to get out of the house for a short hike in ...

A female Cedar Waxwing sits on her eggs.  I was fortunate enough to watch the babies from when they were born until they left the nest.

For the past three years we have had a phoebe nest under the eave of our house. This year we are re-siding the house and need to put the soffits and fascia on. Our little phoebe had her brood there again this year. We waited until the young left the nest and we  had to re-locate her nest to under another eave, do you think she will find it ...

I have posted a question about the Carolina Wren a few days back and had it answered pretty quickly...so I'm hoping for some words of wisdom now!   The nest had 4 eggs in at last look by me over a week ago, and they since have hatched ( I assummed because mommy or daddy were going  in and out alot w/ bugs), and so I had my husband ...