Clutch Size: | 3-4 eggs |
Egg Width: | 0.5-0.6 in (1.3-1.5 cm) |
Incubation Period: | 11-14 days |
Nestling Period: | 8-14 days |
Egg Description: | Unmarked white; a few have brownish spots. |
One egg is laid each day, soon after sunrise. The female begins incubating after the last egg is laid. Incubation lasts for 11 to 14 (usually 12 to 13) days.
The indigo bunting (Passerina cyanea) is a small seed-eating bird in the ... Indigo buntings abandon their nest if a cowbird egg appears before they lay any of ...
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After the nest is finished, the female lays 1 to 4 (usually 3 or 4) white eggs. One egg is laid each day, early in the morning. The female incubates the eggs ...
White to bluish-white, rarely with brown or purple spots. Incubation is by female only, 12-13 days, sometimes 11-14 days. Related.
3 or 4 pale blue eggs in a compact woven cup of leaves and grass placed in a sapling or bush in relatively thick vegetation and within a few feet of the ground.
The females usually lay 3-4 white, unmarked eggs, indistinguishable from those of Lazuli Bunting (P. amoena) and similar to, but smaller than, the eggs of Blue ...
Three or four, pale-blue eggs are deposited by the female, and she alone incubates them over the 12- to 13-day incubation period. Two broods may be raised in ...
The female indigo bunting chooses a nesting site and builds a nest of leaves, grass, and bark in a shrub. She lays 1-5 eggs and incubates them for 12-14 days.
Mar 4, 2020 ˇ In southern Michigan, first eggs (in 2,492 active nests over 9 yr) from 14 May through 13 August (Payne and Payne 1998 ...
