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Subject: [SBB] Black-chinned Hummingbird Nestlings
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Folks:

This morning, 8/2/2003, I checked the BLACK-CHINNED HUMMINGBIRD nest along 
the Guadalupe River below Curtner.  When I arrived at 8:25 am, the nest was 
empty.  The female returned at 8:28 am and I could watch her feed two 
nestlings.  She then brooded for seven minutes and left (as did I).

Jean Myers reported her nest in vines 50 ft below the last fence below 
Curtner; this nest is about 415 ft below that fence.  This gives a spacing 
of 365 feet.  I recall that Steve Rottenborn found some females nesting 
even closer than this.

Bill

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