Way to relocate nest with eggs from front door wreath?
by GG
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![Naomie Moore aka baileyanddaisey, Castaic CA]()
Naomie Moore aka baileyanddaisey, Castaic CA
on Apr 06, 2018
This site will help you out. Depending on the species, some will abandon the nest. This happens to one of my girlfriends every year. Luckily they have multiple doors to their home so they just leave the nest be until the babies grow up and move on. She has quite a collection of nests! She puts them out for the birds to "recycle" the materials.https://consciouscompanion2012.com/tag/how-to-relocate-a-bird-nest/ -
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Barb Adams
on Apr 06, 2018
Please just leave it there until the hatchlings fly away. I promise it won't be that long. Post a sign and use your side or back door, if necessary, I implore you! -
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Janet Pizaro
on Apr 06, 2018
I would not touch it until the babies are gone -
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Gk
on Apr 06, 2018
It is best to leave the nest alone. It is kind of fun to see the baby birds. It will only be a few weeks and they will suddenly be gone. -
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Itsmemic
on Apr 06, 2018
the second you see the nest is empty after the babies fledge? Take it down so momma won't lay more. -
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Emmen
on Apr 06, 2018
We had a robins nest at our front door, they were gone in maybe 6 weeks, and as long as you go slow and ignored them they just sat in the nest and watched. If you can just leave them be until they fly off.
Naomie Moore aka baileyanddaisey, Castaic CA
on Apr 06, 2018
Barb Adams
on Apr 06, 2018
Janet Pizaro
on Apr 06, 2018
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