A Nest Of Cactus and Hay on the Ground is a photograph by Janice Pariza which was uploaded on February 10th, 2019.
A Nest Of Cactus and Hay on the Ground
The three ones with lines are most likely that of a Great-tailed Grackle.... more
Title
A Nest Of Cactus and Hay on the Ground
Artist
Janice Pariza
Medium
Photograph - Photography Art
Description
The three ones with lines are most likely that of a Great-tailed Grackle.
The three other speckled eggs look like that of the Brown-headed Cowbird which makes sense, they are brood parasites and lay their eggs in the nest of other birds.
I got this info and identification from James Peterson, he likes to bird watch and has over 615 birds on his life list. James also has a gallery here on FAA and Pixels.
James lives wherever the wind takes him. He currently resides in Orono, Maine.
https://fineartamerica.com/profiles/james-petersen.html
I came upon this nest of 6 odd eggs on my property in Delta, Colorado. I lived in the Escalante where it is considered 'high desert'. The nest was woven into a ground cactus with hay from my barn. I thought that they must be from 2 different birds.
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February 10th, 2019
