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- 4. Both of pair help in building nest
- 5. Female incubates four eggs for 30-32 days
- 6. Male brings food during incubation
- 7. Young fly 30-35 days after hatching
- 8. Parents continue to feed young for approx. one month
- 9. Estimated Chronology White-tailed Kites of Lake Hodges, 2011
- 34. Juvenile pursuing parent with prey, June 8
- 35. Juvenile grabbing prey from parent, June 8
- 66. See also a presentation on the Grebes of Lake Hodges here: