Hidden nest – Day 181 of 365
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Never seen an oven bird nest. What kind of location?
Sweet indeed!
Sweet ovenbirds <3
Tis the season, great. Thank you
Great hidden nest!
Beautiful and well hidden!
How lovely but DON’T BLINK! I had to watch it three times before seeing the parent reach the nest. I blinked!
Wonderfull !
I loved this video! I would think that for a bird, that even though the nest is hidden, ground predators would be able to find it easier to find than a nest in a tree but I hope not!
Just joined up. Loved today’s Nashville Warbler at the nest!
Love to watch them feed, and hear the babies cries. Nature’s music!❤️ Never heard of an Oven Bird! Reminds me of a miniature dove.
Jim, your work is so terrific. Thanks, many times over.
Well hidden & beautiful!
I think it may be an oven bird. They are ground nesters.
Is that an oven bird? They are ground nesters.
Gotta feed the babies~ Lovely!
Amazing ❤️
What a find. . .what a knowledge and experience base. . .
La vie <3
amazing
So sweet to see the little ones and the devoted mom. Tks
Thank you
Lovely
Really a beautiful sight! ❤️
Fantastic
How sweet. I love the little ones begging for a bite with that soft little call. TFS
How lovely! I’ve heard their call, but never even hoped to see a nest. Thank you!
The sweetest of sweet!
You do keep your eyes open don’t you Jim!
Another awesome capture; thank you very much!
Thank you.
This might be oven bird. They are ground nesters.
Teacher, teacher!
What kind of bird? Thanks
Ovenbird?
Lovely!