> “At least one egg in every nest was either damaged or not there,” LeClaire says. I think this is another good example of the lack of context I complain about

> “At least one egg in every nest was either damaged or not there,” LeClaire says. I think this is another good example of the lack of context I complain about above. These are the closest nests, how far away is the average nest and what's the damage there? What is the normal rate of egg damage or disappearance? How many eggs do these birds lay?