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Unexpected find.

Capensis

Capensis

Well, my mom went outside and she went to look at the bamboo.
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Then, she found this...
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Can anyone ID? It would be a Florida native bird.
 
I thought you lived in antarctica... Lol, srry idk what it is.
 
Nice bamboo, and nice eggs too!
You should make an omelette.
 
phissionkorps said:
Which would also include you eating them......
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Got me there. But I shall not eat them! We're going to protect it.

But let's just hope that ...accident doesn't happen again.
 
  • #11
"Blue as Robin's eggs"" ... - Rich
 
  • #13
Maybe they're last year's robin eggs and those are age spots.
 
  • #14
They look like thrush eggs to me. But its been awhile since I saw any.

How big are they?
 
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  • #15
I think I found it. It's non other than Florida's state bird, the Mockingbird eggs.
 
  • #16
They look blue to me, could they be robin eggs?
 
  • #17
look's like a sparrow's egg but it's to large imo
 
  • #18
Antarctica? Penguins.... penguins come from Antarctica. "Penguins is practically chickens...." But maybe yours are from Hoboken!
 
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jimscott said:
Antarctica? Penguins.... penguins come from Antarctica. "Penguins is practically chickens...." But maybe yours are from Hoboken!
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No...Florida is currently under contintental drift :D. Though, I didn't think of Penguins...
 
  • #20
The babies hachted :D. Not sure when, but a few days ago, probably. I would have gotten a pic, but my brothers took my camera for their trip to Europe.
 
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