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What do cowbirds eggs look like?

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They are white & heavily speckled with brown flecks. You can identify them because there are usually only one or two in a nest and the rest of the eggs are smaller & a different color.

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Quail eggs are a light tan egg with black spots of all sizes on the egg. They are smaller in size than a bantam chicken egg. It takes about 4 quail eggs to equal the normal hen egg.

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