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Oh Cari. Like Carol, I don’t think it was heat because 90 isn’t so bad as long as there is ventilation. You have that, right?
Gin
Atlanta, GANo need to remove the egg. I wouldn’t anyway.
Gin
Atlanta, GADana, the protecting of the food supply should end in about another month. When there are so many young mouths to feed the pressure is intense. Everybody is going to “play nice” pretty soon.
Gin
Atlanta, GAHere is some heat info for you http://www.sialis.org/heat.htm
Remember that it can be a whole lot hotter in an unventilated box that gets no shade than it is outside.
Gin
Atlanta, GAI give mine the same bleach treatment about every other year.
Glad they all fledged!
Gin
Atlanta, GAHow old are they? If they are still in the tiny food stage, it’s super hard to see anything being carried in a beak.
If they are strong enough to gape they are probably being fed. ‘
When watching a box, if you look away for as little as 10 seconds you can miss an adult arriving.
Gin
Atlanta, GAWell now nobody has an avatar!
Gin
Atlanta, GAYay Carol! That’s one sneaky little bird.
Gin
Atlanta, GAVery big success if you ask me!
Gin
Atlanta, GAThat would be great, Gin. Mid-February would be the perfect time to send one along, to ensure full-blown clinical depression, on my end… :)
Can do. Don’t be thinking I will forget.
Gin
Atlanta, GARandy, don’t you DARE post anymore weather forecasts like that. Having said that, maybe I will show you a winter forecast for Atlanta in the future.
Gin
Atlanta, GACarol, if it’s dead the sooner you remove it the better. A decaying nest mate won’t make the others sick but could start drawing flies. The live ones can also get their feet stuck in the decaying flesh.
If you get him out and he’s alive then super. In either case, glove up.
Gin
Atlanta, GACari, as with any species things happen. Could be there was something wrong with the embryos both times. Fertilizing them could be an issue if the male has problems. Sometimes it’s the health of both/either of them. Most of the time we just don’t know. One thing I do know is she does know how to get them fertilized.
I have seen females bury eggs where you can’t see them but they do sometimes remove them. Obviously they don’t make a mess when that happens.
Gin
Atlanta, GAConnie, there are tons of boxes! This is one of my favorites http://nestboxbuilder.com/nestboxbuilder-products.html#S22 He makes incredibly well built boxes. I have one of his for a CARW. When my boxes have lived out their lives, I am getting a couple of these.
Gin
Atlanta, GASusan, if wrens aren’t active where you are this Sunday is fine. I like 10 days here.
Gin
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