The baby Eastern Bluebirds at the Ziibiwing Center continue to grow quickly. They have begun to spill out of the nest cup. At a minimum these nestlings are 15 days old. They could fledge (leave the nest) any day.
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It's getting crowded in here... (Photo by Shara LeValley) |
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Baby Eastern Bluebirds (Photo by Shara LeValley) |
One of the other nest boxes has a Tree Swallow nest. When we opened the box, Mama Tree Swallow was sitting inside.
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A female Tree Swallow sitting on her nest (Photo by Shara LeValley) |
Meanwhile, in one of the nest boxes at the Saginaw Chippewa Academy a clutch of Tree Swallow eggs has hatched.
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Tree Swallow nestlings (Photo by Shara LeValley) |
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