I know I 'm foolish , '' he muttered . `` But I 've just got to have another look in that old nest of Redtail the Hawk . I just ca n't get it out of my head that that was an egg , a great , big , white egg , that I saw there yesterday . It wo n't do any harm to have another look , anyway . '' Straight toward the tree in which was the great tumble-down nest of Redtail the Hawk he flew , and as he drew near , he flew high , for Blacky is too shrewd and smart to take any chances . Not that he thought that there could be any danger there ; but you never can tell , and it is always the part of wisdom to be on the safe side . As he passed over the top of the tree , he looked down eagerly . Just imagine how he felt when instead of one , he saw two white things in the old nest -- two white things that looked for all the world like eggs ! The day before there had been but one ; now there were two . That settled it in Blacky 's mind ; they were eggs ! They could n't be anything else . Blacky kept right on flying . Somehow he did n't dare stop just then . He was too much excited by what he had discovered to think clearly . He had got to have time to get his wits together . Whoever had laid those eggs was big and strong . He felt sure of that . It must be some one a great deal bigger than himself , and he was of no mind to get into trouble , even for a dinner of fresh eggs . He must first find out whose they were ; then he would know better what to do . He felt sure that no one else knew about them , and he knew that they could n't run away .
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