A Wagtail

To:	"'Robin and Rupert Irwin'" <>, <>
Subject:	A Wagtail
From:	"Philip Veerman" <>
Date:	Wed, 15 Dec 2021 14:55:16 +1100

Robin,

"take the egg out" and do what with it? It really doesn't matter. The parents 
(if still around) might have tried again somewhere else.

Philip

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Robin and Rupert Irwin
Sent: Wednesday, 15 December, 2021 10:50 AM
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Subject: [Birding-Aus] A Wagtail

I’d appreciate some advice on this - we had a Wagtail sitting on her nest which 
is fairly near a shed.  We have of course left it alone, but there has been the 
odd movement around the shed.  The nest is now deserted and has been for a 
couple of days so I have checked it.  It has one very cold egg in it.  I can 
still hear a Wagtail regularly nearby.  My question is should I take the egg 
out or just let nature take its course.
Robin Irwin


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