What type of bird lays greens eggs w/ brown speckles? We are wondering if it a cowbird egg. We found the eggs smashed on the ground w/ embreyos.... wondering if the "host' bird discovered the difference in eggs and kicked them out ?! Thank you, Kris
The blackbird is a common garden bird that lays pale blue or greenish-white eggs. They typically have a smooth, glossy surface and are often speckled with reddish-brown markings.
It depends what bird it is. Some eggs are white, some are blue and some can be pale green.
There are many species of wren and many more birds that are called wrens. Egg colour varies. European wrens (t. troglodytes) lays white eggs with tiny pink-brown spots at the blunt egg.
There are bantams of just about every breed. Bantams are not just a single breed, bantams describe the size of the bird. There are bantam Cochin which lay brown eggs. Bantam silkies that lay white eggs and Bantam Americana's that lay green eggs. So the answer to your question is They lay White, Brown, green, blue, rose, lavender and various other shades of eggs.
The breed of hen determines the size and color of the egg she will lay. Check out the related links for a web site that tells you what kinds of egg a breed lays. See: Hendersons breed chart.
House Sparrow is a bird found all over the bird. It is known to lay eggs that are green in color with brown or grey spots.
Sounds like a humming bird.
crows. light blueish green with brown spots.
White eggs thickly speckled with brown
The emu's eggs are green.
The blackbird is a common garden bird that lays pale blue or greenish-white eggs. They typically have a smooth, glossy surface and are often speckled with reddish-brown markings.
The shells can be brown or white.or even pink or green or even poke a dots on them it depends on the breed of bird it is for camo. in the wild
Not in cardinals. In this case, the speckled egg likely belongs to a cowbird--this is a brood parasite species which will lay its eggs in other birds' nests, and allow the host bird to raise their young for them. The white eggs belong to the host species.
The Kirtland warbler's eggs are cream colored which are speckled with brown. The eggs are typically laid in a number of either four or five.
No. One bird is a brood parasite. It lays eggs in the nests of other birds. Its babies are larger and more aggressive, so the other bird's babies die. If you are in North America, the brood parasite was a Brown-headed Cowbird, and the eggs were tan and speckled.
Quails nest on the ground and a quail's nest may contain up to 28 white, speckled eggs.
Yes, all species of bird lay eggs.