If you grow many aroids you may be familiar with the bird's nest
Anthuriums, but have you ever heard of a bird's nest
Rhaphidophora?
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Rhaphidophora tetrasperma beginning to climb the bark pole |
I set up this tall bark wall for my
Rhaphidophora tetrasperma to climb last year. This spring, while my greenhouse door was open, a bird built a nest nestled at the base of the plant.
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Bird nest in the pot |
I'm not really up on my bird identifications, but I have seen two tiny birds in my greenhouse - presumably the parents. I think they were both pretty plain brown except for their beaks, which were orange. Can anyone identify the bird from the egg?
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Unknown bird egg - any ideas? |
Oh, this is wonderful! :) I've had nests in the airplane plants before. Let me know if you find out what type of bird.
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