Mostly Black, long beak, found in a sand hole

by Sandra Linn
(Pine River, MN)

These babies were found in a sand hole. The hole is fairly small... size of a large man fist. There were probably 6 or so babies in there. Have checked on them a few times and never seen the mother. Two weeks ago they looked like baby pterodactyl (obviously not but they were featherless and looked pretty funny). What are they?

Click here to post comments

Join in and write your own page! It's easy to do. How? Simply click here to return to What Is This Bird?.



Coming Soon

Recent Articles

RSS

  1. Dove teefen beak!

    Jun 22, 18 10:36 AM

    About two or three months ago a male and female dove maid a nest on my deck. I love them so much but one day two black birds tryed taking the dove couples

    Read More

  2. slinkys work

    Jun 22, 18 10:35 AM

    Depending on the size of your feeder posts, use either full size or Slinky juniors, and you will eliminate chipmunks, red squirrels, and fox squirrels

    Read More

  3. Birdwatchers victoria

    Jun 16, 18 08:17 PM

    Fan tailed medium sized Orange breast black fan tail Size feathers have white speckles. Babies are brown variegated and same size. Ground feeders

    Read More