The nest is made of soft plant fibers with an outer layer of moss, tree fern scales, and lichen. The female incubates the clutch of two eggs for an average of about 20 days and fledging occurs about 26 days after hatch.
This passage describes the construction and incubation process of a nest used by a bird species to raise its young.  The nest is made from soft plant fibers with an outer layer of moss, tree fern scales, and lichen. The female incubates the eggs for approximately 20 days before fledging occurs around 26 days after hatching.