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American Robin eggs

Turdud migratorius

Photo by dferris
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Field Notes

Description:

Small blue eggs found in honeysuckle, about 5 ft off ground.

Habitat:

In brushy area on earthen dam between lake and creek. Near tall grass prairie and mixed hardwood.

Notes:

Unfortunately nest was found after tree was cut down. Caught a glimpse of the nest just prior to slashing chainsaw through brush, knocking eggs to the ground.

Species ID Suggestions

American Robin eggs

Turdud migratorius

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JoshuaGSmith
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Comments (2)
dferris
Robin is what I was thinking, I'm just not positive because I destroyed the nest before I could get a good look at it.

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Eggs of the World
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Nests, hives, bowers, webs & other animal architecture
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Minnesota Wildlife (Animals)
Photographed
PublishedJuly 22, 2014

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