Woof, or rather uuuuf, we were worried to look at this one. We've never heard of killdeer and thought it might not be a nice post. Off to look it up on the tinties, and hope they hatch out ok.
Everypup, sorry for the late bark. Stupid D started a FaceBook thingy and Twitter is taking up too much of his time.
Unfortunately the eggs disappeared and we never found egg shells or chicks. We have not seen any killdeer chicks so far this year. With our strong winds, if any chicks did hatch, they may be in Nevada. :o))
Khool!
ReplyDeleteMom thinks killdeer are furry khool birds!
Tank woo fur sharing your find!
Hugz&Khysses,
Khyra
Oh! So a killdeer is a birdie! We've never heard of it before! Those are very large eggs and we bet they're very tasty!
ReplyDeleteLove ya lots,
Maggie and Mitch
How strange to make the nest on the ground, doesn't sound very safe to me. But tasty? Yes indeed.
ReplyDeleteWoof, or rather uuuuf, we were worried to look at this one. We've never heard of killdeer and thought it might not be a nice post. Off to look it up on the tinties, and hope they hatch out ok.
ReplyDeletePippa
Hi Suzy,
ReplyDeleteThose silly birds make nests in the strangest places! I hope the chicks survive.
Wags & wiggles,
Bijou
Yummy looking indeed ! But those birds sure do not know where to find the safest place for their chicks. BOL !
ReplyDeleteEverypup, sorry for the late bark. Stupid D started a FaceBook thingy and Twitter is taking up too much of his time.
ReplyDeleteUnfortunately the eggs disappeared and we never found egg shells or chicks. We have not seen any killdeer chicks so far this year. With our strong winds, if any chicks did hatch, they may be in Nevada. :o))
Suzy ∆••