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    Wren nesting

    Thank you for the tip, Mick. That is what I have been figuring - her being a victim of a predator. There are red-tailed hawks and cooper's hawks around though not many. I will wait till tomorrow before opening the birdhouse to examine the eggs. I don't know why that I do not get any...
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    Wren nesting

    She incubated her eggs for about 10 days, and I thought the eggs were just about to hatch. Unfortunately, she has not returned since she left more than a day ago. I feel helpless and do not know what to do. Could anyone shed some light or offer a tip on this? The incubating wren left the...
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    Wren nesting

    She is incubating 6 eggs now(http://nestwatcher.com/ Live streaming works only with browser Firefox).
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    Sorry, I really do not have clue.

    Thank you, David. Maybe I should blame the angle. I usually have some clue when seeing a pigeon from above.
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    Sorry, I really do not have clue.

    Sorry, I really do not have a clue. I tried at a Google+ birding community, but could not get any tips. I have always had good luck here. Here are the photos (this forum cannot handle high res photos so I have to do it in this way)...
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    Are these some type of heron?

    Thank you, Chris. I was surely looking at the wrong section of Audubon Field Guide. Here is the video.
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    Are these some type of heron?

    I saw them this morning at Crane Beach.
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    How to edit a post

    Thanks a lot, Delia. Yes, I wanted to edit an old post. Hong
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    Wren nesting in a camera equipped birdhouse

    Second egg Laid at the dawn of 2013-06-19
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    Wren nesting in a camera equipped birdhouse

    First Egg Laid in the morning of 2013-06-18
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    How to edit a post

    I am not new, but I am still learning how to use this forum. I am wondering if anyone could kind let me know how to edit my own post. I apologize if this is not the right place to post this question. I could not find a better group for post such questions. Thanks in advance. Hong
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    Wren nesting in a camera equipped birdhouse

    The nest construction in another camera-equipped birdhouse (NW01) finally started two days ago (2013-06-13). A wren couple are working full steam at it. At this speed, the construction will be finished in no more than a week.
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    Wren nesting in a camera equipped birdhouse

    The couple is putting the final touch on the nest.
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    Wren nesting in a camera equipped birdhouse

    Live streaming from nestwatcher.com. The building process started on April 29 after checking the birdhouse for a few days. They have worked on it only in the morning so far.
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    Where have black-capped chickadees gone?

    Thanks, Lisa, for the hint. I did not know they also have maternity leave. BTW, your bird photos are stunning. Hong
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    Where have black-capped chickadees gone?

    From the last fall till late April this year, there were multiple flocks of black-capped chickadees enjoying a feeder in Eastern Mass every day. They essentially disappeared in May. I have just started to see a few of them at the feeder, but not nearly as many as before. They are not...
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    Wren?

    Thanks, folks. The confirmation is all I need. I assume there is no way to tell male and female apart. I do not know whether more than one wren are building the nest.
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    Wren?

    Here is the video. Since both the video and the pictures are B/W, I am not confident in identifying it definitively. I have not seen the bird other than via the camera because the birdhouse is at a remote location. Thanks in advance. Hong
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    Birdhouse for Black-capped Chickadee

    Thank for the tips. The Sialis page is extremely informative and solid. I noticed the following: "Initially they MAY not be attracted to a box with a hole smaller than 1.5."
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    Birdhouse for Black-capped Chickadee

    No, the box is empty. Thanks for the tip. I heard that too. I am going to try that.
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    Birdhouse for Black-capped Chickadee

    Thank you for the information.
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    Birdhouse for Black-capped Chickadee

    I am wondering if any experts could take a look at the birdhouse, and let me know if its location, hole size (1 1/4"), design is appealing to Black-capped Chickadees. I have seen many Black-capped Chickadees checking it out by sticking their heads into the hole, but they have never entered. I...
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    Do swans in Massachusetts migrate?

    Thank you, Bill and Jim. I assume they are mute swans. I saw them last week. I thought that they usually showed up in March or April. It has been exceptionally warm here. It sounds like that they just hang aournd this area. Hong
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    Do swans in Massachusetts migrate?

    There is a swan couple in our local (Ipswich) pond. I thought they are usually gone in the winter. I am not sure where they go, or they just stay and hide somewhere locally. Hong
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    Which sandpiper is this?

    Thank you all. Attached is a photo. Hong
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