That's fabulous, Ishare! Didn't a winter-sower have Carolina Wrens nesting in her milk jug last year? Winter-sowing provides nesting habitat for birds. Love it! I've got a Robin nesting in the shrub right outside my kitchen window by the sink, and get to watch her do her thing while washing the dishes.

Wonderful, Judy, thanks! Amazing little creatures - the first two or three shots look like they should still be developing in the eggs, they look too fragile & embryonic to be without protection. And then the last shot with the penny- simply amazing! Thanks again!

Bird Lovers Swap has started and sign up is in Nature Forum under Bird Watching. Hope you all can join us. Thanks, Susan

Hi Jim, I just read your post so haven't read the bird flu article yet. Last summer I had a bald eagle nesting fairly close to hour house. It was really awsome to watch. Journey North is a great site. I report all my spring sitings over there. You might also want to relate your encounter to Feathered Friends. Penny