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May 13th, 2007 at 09:40 AM
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Hey Throny I have a nest and I got a shot of the mommy bird up in it what is She, ![[Linked Image]](https://i68.photobucket.com/albums/i37/bettyboop1948/100_2201.jpg) and will she use this nest over again next year. ![[Linked Image]](https://i68.photobucket.com/albums/i37/bettyboop1948/Friends.jpg) ty Thorny for the answer Have a Great Day
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The Bird Man
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The Bird Man
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Your Mommy bird is an Eastern Phoebe, a member of the Flycatcher family and an insect eater. I don't know if she will reuse THAT nest but she may nest again on your porch. That is an EXCELLENT bird to have around. Their song is, "FEE-bee. Fee-BEE?" Like a mother calling for her daughter named Phoebe (Hence the name, Eastern Phoebe).
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TweetyBird
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Phoebes very often use the same nesting spot. I dont know about the nest itself though. My barn swallows at work will reuse a nest though.
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well why I ask for is this nest was made, last year and then this bird has been in it and going to it alot.and if I sit on front porch and she can't get to it it will sit in tree and have a fit and be sassy lol
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TweetyBird
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She's probably re-using it this year then.
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The Bird Man
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I'd say she is reusing it. too. I didn't know they would do that. I'll make a note of it.
![[Linked Image]](//www.agardenersforum.com/images/graphics/buttons/thorny.gif) Kingdoms RAGE and go to war...but the PEasants plant potatoes.. EARTH FIRST! (we'll strip-mine the OTHER planets later.)
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Frogger
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Thorny: do young cardinals NOT have a tuft on their heads---or just a small one---I have what looks like a female cardinal coming around, but with either no tuft or a very small one--hard to tell
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That sounds like It Could be a young Cardinal. I am WEAK when it comes to baby birds and for that reason have started trying to pay more attention to them Try doing a Google Image Search on baby, juvenile, or immature Northern Cardinals and see if that is what you saw.
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Frogger
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Thanks Thorny--going there now----  . . . . ---Back Now--- Went and did a search--and yes I have a young female Northern cardinal--thanks---
Last edited by JunieGirl; May 19th, 2007 at 06:24 AM.
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