Hard to believe they were just eggs two weeks ago.
Will be leaving the nest any day now.
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2 comments:
I'm always amazed at the flimsiness of dove nests. Great pix.
Had a pair raise two clutches of eggs in a hanging plant on our porch this summer. Terrible nest builders but excellent parents.
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