Bird ID

[Buckeyes11]

Can some one tell me what type of bird this is. Kind has a tint of red on it too. It made a nest up in the corner of my porch. Pics aren’t the best but I can’t get close to it lol

[Lunatic]

Hard to zero in on exactly what it is from this picture but it looks like some kind of sparrow. Not a house sparrow since I know their r eggs look different. 

[Buckeyes11]

Thanks!

[Septicdude]

Chicken hawk

[vdep217]

2 hours ago, Septicdude said:

Chicken hawk

 

[NotJust22s]

I’m going with House Sparrow. The eggs look right to me

[Michael Britt]

use flash next time

[chenrossi]

house sparrow

[Lunatic]

19 hours ago, NotJust22s said:

I’m going with House Sparrow. The eggs look right to me

Maybe 

however I have destroyed 100’s of house sparrow eggs and they were never white 

[NotJust22s]

What Do House Sparrow Eggs Look Like?

House sparrow eggs are small (approximately 0.6 inches in diameter) and range in color from white to gray or can sometimes have a greenish tint. Eggs will also have brown specks or spots. Sparrows typically lay eggs during the nesting period in early spring and summer. Anywhere between 3 to 7 sparrow eggs are laid, but laying 4 to 5 eggs is most common. Eggs typically hatch in 10 to 14 days and young house sparrows remain in the nest for another 15 days. House sparrows compete with other native birds for nesting sites. If you aren’t seeing any of your favorite birds at your bird feeder, it is possible that house sparrows have out-competed them.

[NotJust22s]

[Lunatic]

Possible, maybe the brown spots come from what they eat