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Observation details

See photos. Initially, I thought there was just one juvenile, but upon closer inspection of my first photo of the nest I saw what looked like a toe and some feathers on the right side. Concerned that another juvenile may have been trapped or lodged awkwardly, I returned to the nest at 5:30p to check. I found both juveniles alive and well, took a couple more quick shots with my phone and quickly left the area. I will avoid this area for at least a week. The nest is about 54" off the ground in a gray dogwood intertwined with a multiflora rose.