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Field Notes

Description:

Pale light green glossy egg, 35 mm long. Suspect egg fallen from Indian Myna nest.

Habitat:

Summer rainfall area, 750 - 1 000 mm

Notes:

Olive Thrush, Sparrows and Cape Robin Chat are present, but their eggs are different according to Roberts book.

Species ID Suggestions

Cardinal
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Comments (2)
bulldogger50
im not sure if this is a reptial or a bird egg
Ietermagog
I like the idea, but have never seen a cardinal woodpecker in my area. However, there are many India Mynas.

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PublishedJanuary 30, 2012

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