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Grant Canterbury

The aforementioned Oregon pair continues to be active in the vicinity of our house, and the female has now started to lay in the nest! This wee cup is quite well concealed to casual observation within a bush in our garden.

Two Dark-eyed Junco eggs, mottled with deep mahogany speckling on a ground of faintly bluish white. They are snugged in the bottom of a tidy woven nest, which is lined with delicate looping dry grass fibers surrounded by an interweaving rim of thicker strands. Unfocused green leaves blur across the upper foreground.
Apr 15, 2024, 06:41 PM·Public
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