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Baby Birds - babies in nest on propane tank
 
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We have some baby birds in one of our bluebird houses that are not blue birds. I think they are tree swallows. I went by the nest yesterday, on my way to the garden and saw their little heads sticking out of the hole in the box. When I got close, they opened their mouths wide. It would have made a cute picture, but I did not have my camera. I went back with my camera hoping to get a picture. I tapped on the box. At that time, the mom and dad showed up and they dive bombed me. They actually chased me away from that area. Now, they have a fit when anyone goes anywhere near that birdhouse. I can feel the air when they fly by, they are so close. I guess getting a picture of those babies is out of the question. They are worse than mockingbirds protecting their nests. I hope they will forget I ever got close to that bird box.

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We have a propane gas tank and I needed to check and see how much gas we had left in the tank. When I lifted the lid, I found a nest of newly hatched baby birds. They are practically naked and haven't opened their eyes. They thought I was their mama.

Maybe the gas tank is a safe place for a bird's nest. It would be difficult for a snake or cat to get to the baby birds. I hope so anyway.

I'm hoping these four little ones grow up to be blue birds.

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North Carolina

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June 10, 20180 found this helpful

I think you're lucky. Please let them get on with it, If the parents get too bothered they'll leave and the young ones will die. you'll see them when they fledge.

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Marg.

 

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June 10, 20180 found this helpful

Hope you don't have to get the gas tank filled before they've gone!

 

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June 11, 20180 found this helpful

When I first found the nest, I was surprised that the adult was not sitting on them since they were so little. I only saw them this one time when I took the picture. Never did see any birds around the tank or going to the tank. It has been almost a week and I checked yesterday to see if they were still there and they were gone. I'm pretty sure they died. When I removed the nest, there were a lot of bugs in it.

 

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