Only 2 out of the 3 eggs hatched successfully. The new babies are 7 and 5 days old. Seems that thrashers give food priority to the first hatched. 63,82,60, .53",B
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1 comment:
Man I hate it that the smaller baby didn't get a grub! Some bird parents are smart enough to feed all the babies.
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