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  • #6411
    thcri
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      This Tree Swallow pretty much stood on her box for a full day. I have seen no Hosp’s this year. She was alone in her fight if there was one because I saw no other birds not a TRES or HOSP. Then she was gone so tonight I decided to check all my boxes.

      Any way when I open her box she was dead in the bottom. Her neck looked a little beat up.

      Here is a picture of both my other boxes. Green grass for a very small base. Loves more like mold chopped up. Cotton on the top and what looks like there was a fight as there is all kinds of cotton pieces on the ground.

      I should probably take the boxes all down as my health don’t allow m3 to get out there and monitor boxes.

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      #6441
      tamsea
      Moderator

        That is a dee nest. How exciting!!! I’m almost positive. They look just like that. Do not take that down.

        • This reply was modified 6 years, 10 months ago by tamsea.
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        Tammy

        #6443
        tamsea
        Moderator

          That is not a tree swallow nest. Now, it may be an abandoned so you’ll have to wait and see. There’s no egg under that little bit of fluff?

          Tammy

          #6444
          tamsea
          Moderator

            Where do you live? (state) That tree swallow could have died from old age or a cold snap. Swallows are very fragile and there aren’t insects for them when it’s too cold or there’s constant rain. 3 days of cold weather might mean the death of them.

            Tammy

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