Sleeping-Dreams! by greensleeves81

Photography • Creatures • posted on May 28, 2009

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Red Whiskered Bulbul nest. Both male and female hatches eggs. It may take two weeks for the eggs to hatch. I will have to wait one more week. I tried to sneak in for a shot the with bird, its too difficult. There went something wrong with their calender, I think so. Its already monsoon. They are supposed to be hatched before monsoon. Other chicks are jumping around in the yard. Another nest was prdatored.

Comments (20)

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Fidelity2

10:12AM | Thu, 28 May 2009

Perfect. I love it. 5+.

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TwoPynts

10:16AM | Thu, 28 May 2009

Lovely spring photo!

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lyron

11:34AM | Thu, 28 May 2009

Wonderful capture!!

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timtripp

12:10PM | Thu, 28 May 2009

superb!

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Amosicho

12:10PM | Thu, 28 May 2009

Very nice shot

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flora-crassella

12:20PM | Thu, 28 May 2009

wonderful image and great photo!!!!

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Digitaleagle

12:39PM | Thu, 28 May 2009

Just an excellent find and capture, something you don't get to see every day, a 5++ capture!!!!

whaleman

1:08PM | Thu, 28 May 2009

Nice shot! What a delicately built nest.

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virginiese Online Now!

2:48PM | Thu, 28 May 2009

how cute ! two lovely eggs :-)

MrsLubner

3:00PM | Thu, 28 May 2009

How very sad. The first pigeon I had hatch in my coop was hatched the second week in November when the day temperatures hovered near freezing. That year we had driving rain...icy rain. I found the chick only an hour or so after it hatched...under its mom, but its sibling had already frozen to death under her and this one was almost dead. It did not move and I only noticed it's foot twitch, so I brought it into the house, made an incubator with an old heating pad and towels, and began forcing it to take water made from oatmeal soaking in it. I fed it and touched it for stimlation every 30 minutes through the night and into the next day, and soon it was able to sit up by itself. That bird loved me...his name was Alfred and he went everywhere with me while sitting on my shoulder. He would peck anyone who got to close to me. :-) So when I see a clutch that has been lost like this...I feel great sadness. but your photo is wonderful and I have never seen such eggs as these.

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