Photo take by Rich Kolka |
A unique look at the wildlife in the direct vicinity of North Coventry Pennsylvania. We encourage you to notify us of unique wildlife in our surrounding area. You may contact us at lauriek908@gmail.com
Saturday, July 16, 2011
Got Eggs?
House finch eggs were seen in a patio fern this week. The eggs are much smaller than Robin eggs and are white in color. There are four potential house finches in this nest. The house finch is one of the most common birds to visit a back yard. The Male's forehead, bib and rump are red in color as the females are a dusky brown on their entire body. The house finch has been found in the most densely populated areas in the world including large cities such as Philadelphia and New York.
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