Great Tit eggs by durleybeachbum
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She laid these yesterday and they should be incubated for 12-15 days before hatching on schedule for the maximum amount of baby food to be ready!
In the box on my pergola which is used every year.
Comments (14)
jayfar
What a wonderful sight this is and a brilliant shot Andrea.
Glendaw
Wonderful macro shot Andrea ! Lucky you did't have a upset Mama close by !
miwi
Very beautiful shot,excellent!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
pat40
excellent you are lucky
jendellas
Well they are all warm & cosy.
kgb224
I count 8 eggs. Am i correct Andrea? Superb capture Andrea. God bless.
helanker
Sweet and soft with eggs lying on hair and feathers. Superb shot, Andrea :)
MrsRatbag
How beautiful! They look like little jelly beans. I hope they make it through...
wysiwig
With your furry children about she certainly doesn't lack for nesting material. It must be a wonderful experience to be able to witness this. A terrific capture of this nursery in waiting.
Juliette.Gribnau
the parents will have to work a lot, feeding 8 of them ! great shot
CavalierLady
Wow! You are so lucky! How wonderful! That's a lot of eggs! Did you leave some nesting material for her or prepare the box? Or did Mama do this all by herself? Looks soft, like dog hair. Hope you'll post updates. What a wonderful opportunity to witness nature - great shot Andrea!
durleybeachbum
I empty the boxes in the winter and they make new nests from scratch. I do supply dog hair in abundance and variety, in a handy cage nearby.
Katraz
Nice shot it will be great to see the chicks.
irisinthespring
Marvelous, can't wait to see hatched chicks...:))
danapommet
Eight eggs seems to be a lot for one nest - an outstanding capture! Looking forward for seeing the newly hatched chicks!