Monthly Archives: March 2015

It was February 2nd. I had just checked on a nest where KP943, the mother bird, was sitting on her newly hatched chick. The father of this chick is KP944. The parents’ band numbers are just one digit apart because … Continue reading →

One week ago I found a broken egg at the nest across the street from my house. There was no chick in the egg, it was infertile. KP404 and KP756 are the two females who had built this nest of … Continue reading →