It was just a week ago that I removed Mon’s last batch of unfertilized eggs she laid earlier this month. And look what I just found. doug
Unbelievable – more Mon eggs
November 30, 2011
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Comments on: "Unbelievable – more Mon eggs" (6)
There is considerable difference in the appearance of Tao and Mon. Does that indicate that they are from difference species and are unable to mate successfully? Dave
Well, Tao was a dog, and Mon is a Java Sparrow.Just kidding. I know you meant Hao and not Tao. :)They are the same species – just different colorings. Hao is a little bigger and fatter, but otherwise I think close up it is apparent they are the same species.That particular camera angle may make them look different though.doug
One of these days they will hatch and you will be a grandfather. I will be a great uncle or is it a granduncle. Love
Either sound good!doug