dead wfh chick

[Lindell <>]

For what it is worth, I photographed the nest at 9:40am on Sun 23rd and noticed some wing feathers hanging down at the far side underneath on the the right hand side of the photo and the second one was taken at 10:10am on Wednesday 26th - the wing feathers that I could see hanging down were to the left side of the photo and yet the photos were taken from the same spot.

Does this mean that there was an attempt to move (or remove) the dead chick?

 

Lindell

 

 

On Thu, Jan 27, 2011 at 1:34 PM, Elizabeth Compston <> wrote:

The smallest wfh chick was alive and seen by us on Saturday.  So it died sometime between then and Monday evening.

Elizabeth

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