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What is that? It looks like a curled up red squirrel.
I went to the feed because I was curious if the female phoebe was spending the night on the nest. That would be a good indication that eggs might be in the works.
I refreshed the feed and it just twitched a little. Finally, after about a minute it switched to this.
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Interesting, more bird like.
I refreshed again and finally I got this image.
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Woo hoo! The phoebe is spending the night on the nest. I would not be surprised to see an egg in the morning. She quickly went back to sleep. I wonder what woke her up?
~Kirk
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