Janet Baraclough wrote:
I'd be surprised if they were two large thrush nests at 150 ft.

The trees are about 150', not the nests, though they are certainly very
high and without doubt, using bins, we observed regular daytime visitors
to be thrushes. Maybe this is another one of those unexpected
exceptions? For example, we have a Spotted Flycatcher on a nest of
three buff-coloured eggs. My books say the eggs should be
bluish/greenish. Research has proven that the eggs can certainly be
other than bluish/greenish - three or four different shades and
combinations in fact. There's more diversity out there than we wish to
cope with, I sense.

Ellie.