Identified. Thanks! Need ID of eggs please-

[Tnballgirl]

Would like to ID these eggs, had to move nest a little bit and need to know if momma will come back and how long to incubate if necessary.

 

[Lacy Duckwing]

Are these wild bird eggs? If so, leave them be. The mother will return for them. Don't try incubating them either. If the mother doesn't come back, call a wildlife or bird rehabilitation center and let them take care of them.

 

[Kiki]

Do not incubate.

Leave them alone.

 

[Prince and Pavo]

What state/ city area do you live in? It may be easier to identify them if we can tell what birds are in your region.

 

[Prince and Pavo]

Also, how big is the nest and about what size are the eggs? Have you seen the mother at all?

 

[Prince and Pavo]

To me this looks and sounds like a sparrow nest

 

[R2elk]

Would like to ID these eggs, had to move nest a little bit and need to know if momma will come back and how long to incubate if necessary.

I would guess house sparrow eggs.

 

[Tnballgirl]

Are these wild bird eggs? If so, leave them be. The mother will return for them. Don't try incubating them either. If the mother doesn't come back, call a wildlife or bird rehabilitation center and let them take care of them.

I am a wildlife rehabilitator. I just don't get birds. The nest has been taken down from the original spot. I know enough to put it nearby so the mother can return, however, on the chance that she DOESNT return, I will give them a chance. We do not have avian rehabbers in this area.

 

[Tnballgirl]

Do not incubate.

Leave them alone.

They have already been moved from the finders original spot.

 

[Qwerty3159]

Messy trash-filled nest and eggs are diagnostic of house sparrow.
Destroying the eggs would be doing a favor for your native birds.