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Jun 16, 2011 18:43 |  #1

Found a nest and unfortunately a storm came through yesterday and up ended the nest. Found one chick tucked in some cover and there wasn't anyway to get the chick back to the nest. Hope it'll be OK.

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Jun 16, 2011 18:46 |  #2

Nice shots, love the close-ups. Looks like Mom may try to look after the one that fell out -hope so!


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Jun 16, 2011 19:11 |  #3

Very nice! Not sure if that little one is ready to be without a nest yet.


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Jun 17, 2011 09:37 as a reply to  @ G3G4G5's post |  #4

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Jun 17, 2011 12:36 as a reply to  @ dgraham329's post |  #5

Very well done, and a rare opportunity with the nest and the worm. Very sad about the upending. They are way too young and helpless.


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Jun 18, 2011 06:21 |  #6

Thanks everyone, It was really tight shooting for sure.


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Jun 18, 2011 07:43 |  #7

Wow! Congrats on the scenarios you captured!


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Jun 18, 2011 08:25 |  #8

Great find and capture, love the feeding shots... I daily chronicle warbler nests and I am optimistic of your abrupt "fledglings" survival. Most Wood Warblers fledge in 10-12 days and these look to be about 8... if they can perch in the brush and avoid predators, they should be OK.... this attached Chestnut-sided fledgling was 10 days old... I could find them in the area daily and watched their progress... At the moment I am watching a mother chestnut on 4 eggs... hope yours do well.

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