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Baby Birds

Posted on July 7, 2013 by Mark Zeiger

We sensed a shift in the bird world a week or so ago when we started seeing hermit thrushes again. We confirmed the shift when we began to be overrun by this species, named and known for its shy secretiveness. … Continue reading →

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A Hermit Thrush’s Nest

Posted on June 20, 2011 by Mark Zeiger

The other day I found egg shells behind the cabin, a couple small sections of light blue shell. I collected them on a little sushi plate and took them inside. I’d found them at the base of a small tree … Continue reading →

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