Baby cowbirds have unfeathered eye orbitals, giving them a bug-eyed look. It looks to me like the one in the front, facing camera, probably is a cowbird. They will retain this bug-eyed look for a long while, so if it continues to look naked around the eyes, that’s what it is because the sparrow’s feathers would fill in.
Baby cowbirds have unfeathered eye orbitals, giving them a bug-eyed look. It looks to me like the one in the front, facing camera, probably is a cowbird. They will retain this bug-eyed look for a long while, so if it continues to look naked around the eyes, that’s what it is because the sparrow’s feathers would fill in.
Thanks all of the Song Sparrow nest I found had some cow bird eggs.
https://nestwatch.org/connect/participant-photo/sparrow-nest-with-possibly-cowbird-eggs/
yes, it looks like you baby cowbirds!
sorry I meant to put “have” baby cowbirds!
im on a mobile device and it has some annoying auto-correction!
@Harper price Thanks for the second opinion.
what a cute baby cowbird!