Here's another picture

I'd have to do some investigation about the identity of the bluish-white eggs, but the brown speckled egg is likely a Brown-headed Cowbird. They do not build their own nests or raise their young; they instead lay their eggs in nests in other species.

Here is a link that might be useful: http://www.allaboutbirds.org/guide/brown-headed_cowbird/id

The brown speckled egg is definitely a Cowbird egg. If i were you, I'd take the egg out of the nest as they hatch earlier and grow faster than the natural inhabitants of the nest thereby depriving the later-hatching, smaller birds of food. Cowbirds are actually blamed for some of the decline in song bird population.

I found the same mismatched eggs in the nest last year.
The nest belonged to a chipping sparrow and it was already abandoned by the mama-sparrow when I discovered it.
The chipping sparrow then built another nest nearby and raised her chicks there.
Here is the abandoned nest with a cowbird's egg in it:

Chipping sparrows seem to be really easy prey for the cowbird. For the last 2 years, I've seen the chipping sparrow come to my feeder and then feed the baby cowbird, which was twice the size of the chipping sparrow. Hopefully, this year, the cowbird isn't around. I've seen a pair of chipping sparrows at my feeder continually so hopefully, they will be more successful this year.

Anybody able to identify these eggs I live in San Antonio, Texas this is a nest in the wreath located on our front door the first picture was from this past saturday and the second picture is from this afternoon

They are House Finch eggs.