Continued from Manton Bay – April 2021
The history of the Manton Bay nest, breeding stats and links to previous threads can be found here.
The season so far: March 19, Blue 33(11) returned 12:29 closely followed by Maya @ 12:54. On March 30 Egg #1 was laid @ 11:45 , April 2, Egg #2 was seen @ 07:34 and on April 5 Egg #3 was laid @ 07:05 .
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Lynette D said:Sandra, looks suspicially like one. We'll have to wait and see. Thanks folks for all updates and pics.
Maya hasn't moved much since then to get a clear view of the egg again, Lynette. As you say, we'll have to wait and see.
Birdies LG DU update.
Nothing useful seen overnight, and early morning no pip is apparent - even when Maya tripped with a stick:
Just the start of breakfish, see one of the osplets (I thought it looked like #1) determinedly got itself into pole position but even then got over-looked at first, lol. No pip obvious.
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Morning ALL and thanks for all the updates, captures and vids.
Maya sitting tight and 33 arrives.
Like us he wants to see if there is any progress with the third egg :-)
soon he grabs the fish
and has a few bits at the edge of the nest
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As I type 33 has flown
Feeding time again
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Thanks Lynette
That was a huge fish 33 brought it and plenty more feeds to come as it will keep the family going all day!
Meanwhile a close up of the egg (and bobs) - I can't see any signs yet?
Checking on the nest just now and what dreadful weather - again!!
Maya gets her head down protecting the bobs