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Boxes 18 and 19, Charles River Peninsula, Needham, MA |
Charles River Peninsula now has a full set of twenty nesting boxes. New boxes: 3, 15, 18, 19, 20. Tree swallows immediately nested in box 18. Six eggs within a week.
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Box 12 |
Nest box ownership has stabilized. House sparrows are only at one box (9). Bluebird boxes now have feathered chicks. And most of the tree swallow boxes have eggs.
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Black-capped Chickadee, Box 4 |
To my delight, the chickadees have held on to two boxes, tenaciously outlasting tree swallow competitors.
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White feathers at base of box 16 |
The only intrigue at present: white feathers mysteriously scattered around the base of box 16. Either the result of a careless human who opened the box on a gusty day. OR
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House Wren, Box 20 |
Perhaps the newly arrived house wrens know something about it....
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Warbling Vireo nest, Charles River Peninsula, Needham, MA |
In other CRP news: first bobolink. But no kestrel for about a week. And I know where you're nesting, warbling vireos....
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