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Couldn't help but notice this sad nest while walking around Chagrin River Reservation, Willoughby, Ohio. Eggs will be back in there soon enough...
She hides with her head under her wing. The theory goes: if she can't see you, you can't see her. She's clever like that.
A robin has started building her nest on a wall planter out on my balcony. A sure sign of springtime! :-)
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Hawks Nest Dam along the New River viewed from the overlook at Hawks Nest State Park in Fayette County, WV
Last night, when we got home, my daughter said there were nests "inside the little door" of our door. We have a "peep window". I went to go look and said, "Oh, that's just part of the iron bit. I guess it fell off. I picked it up and it put it back down with plans to glue it back on the panel.
Just as I was closing it, I noticed the abdomen of a dead yellow jacket.. Then I looked at the other one still on the panel and realized those were, in fact, nests.
Then I freaked. I just had MY FACE in that peep window, the other day! And we're very lucky they didn't get into the house. But now, I'm scared to clean it up. What if there's some alive in there?
After getting inspiration from here...
www.flickr.com/photos/nestingemily/2333283404/ I decided to have a go and make some nests for Easter. I didn't realise how tricky they would be - I really don't know how birds do it! I gave up with the sticks and opted for a paper mache, leaves, soil, moss and sheeps wool instead!
Ken Kesey CUCKOO'S NEST - true 1st-1962-DJ-Jack Kerouac Item number: 230181727401
$1,525.00
23 bids
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The Viking Press (New York), 1962, First edition - First printing, 311 pages.
This hardcover book is in very good condition. The binding is tight and straight. There is no
foxing. There are no bumps. The pages are clean and bright with no writing or marks and
are not torn, bent or folded. There is minor staining on the spine and front cover. There is a
very light browning, which is hardly noticeable, on the outside edge of the pages (seen when
book is closed). There are no inscriptions, stickers, stamps or plates. The first-state dust
jacket, which has the original price ($4.95) and the blurb by Jack Kerouac on the front flap, is
complete, but has chipping and creasing (see photos of dust jacket in this description and in
links below). This book has "Red Cross woman named Gwen-doe-lin" on page 86 and the
Red Cross woman is also mentioned on pages 9, 11, 35, 73, 122 and 250. Any reference to
the Red Cross woman had to be changed because of a lawsuit brought against Kesey and the
publisher (Viking) by a woman who claimed the character was based on her and written in a
disparaging manner. The third printing still had Red Cross woman on pages 9, 11, 73, 122
and 250. All printings after the third printing had "Red Cross woman" completely removed.
Please email me if you have any questions
This appears to be the first time the nest of this species has been photographed. Obviously Afranthidium schulthessii collects plant tomentum to line its cells. I can only assume that this curious ring of material is loose fibres scraped off each time the female enters. Theories as to what we are observing here are very welcome.
once again the birds have nested in the overhang by my backdoor. i always feel bad when i have to open the door... mommy and daddy bird have to fly quickly away and watch from a distance to make sure thier nest is ok. today i figured there had to be something IN the nest by now.. eggs if not bird.. and to my suprise .. this little guy was in it! :)
now ill have to watch out for baby soon when i walk out.
Random fact: i love seeing all the critters come out in the spring.. birds , squirrels, and rabbits running through my backyard :)
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A SELJ visitou nesta quinta-feira (9) o município de Vinhedo. O Secretário Estadual, Jean Madeira, o Diretor Técnico da Delegacia Regional de Esportes de Campinas, Rodrigo Moreira e equipe foram recepcionados na Prefeitura Municipal pelo Prefeito Jaime Cruz, pelo Secretário de Esporte e Lazer, Gustavo Zampieri e pelo Vereador Val Souza.
Cruz e Zampieri apresentaram os projetos esportivos realizados pela prefeitura municipal e futuros projetos que necessitaram do apoio da SELJ. Vinhedo hoje tem 9061 pessoas, de 5 a 75 anos, matriculadas em várias modalidades esportivas. Depois todos caminharam pelo centro da cidade, passando pelo comércio mais antigo, a câmara Municipal, o Teatro Municipal e depois visitaram o Centro de Formação Esportiva do município.
O prefeito Jaime Cruz, falou da tríplice, esporte, cultura e educação utilizada para melhoria de vida da população de Vinhedo e da alegria pela visita do Secretário e equipe da SELJ “É sempre bom receber um secretário de estado, Jean Madeira que é dinâmico, técnico e tem amor pelo que faz, estamos muito feliz com a visita, afinal o município precisa do apoio do Governo Estadual”.
“A vinda do Secretário é muito positiva. É a primeira vez desde 2009 que um Secretário de Esporte visita nosso município. Ele veio conhecer nossos projetos, nossas necessidades, nossas dificuldades para melhor apoiar e fomentar o esporte. Nós queremos e precisamos melhorar ainda mais e vamos fazer isso com o apoio da SELJ. O Secretário Jean Madeira, nos inspirou e estamos motivados com as palavras e com o apoio apresentado por ele”, finalizou o Zampieri.
O Secretário falou dos projetos que a SELJ tem realizado no Estado de São Paulo e da importância de parcerias entre governo e instituições privadas "Estou aqui em nome do Governo de São Paulo, trago um abraço do Governador Geraldo Alckmim. Estamos à disposição com as portas abertas da Secretaria de Esporte, Lazer e Juventude. Nós (governo) estamos empenhados em promover cada vez mais esportes em todos os 645 municípios de SP e precisamos dos parceiros governos municipais e instituições privados para fomentar diferentes modalidades esportivas. Vinhedo está de parabéns, é um exemplo a ser seguido”, concluiu.
No Centro de Formação Esportiva Dorival Ceni, Madeira participou de uma apresentação sobre golpes de judô, palestrou para alunos, professores e pais. Pediu o empenho dos atletas e o incentivo dos pais e finalizou falando ao atletas a importância dos estudos.
A mãe do atleta Pedro Gentil,16, Bete Gentil, falou da importância do esporte na vida do filho “O Pedro pratica esporte há 13 anos. Eu coloquei ele no judô para ajudar na educação e na formação; ajudou e muito. Eu percebo que ele tem muita disciplina, dá valor na família, nas pessoa. O mestre Junior Trajano sempre os motivou e tornou-se um exemplo a ser seguido pelos atletas”.
A visita do Secretário Jean Madeira e equipe terminou visitando o CITA - Centro de Lazer do Trabalhador Alaor Cieni, localizado na Praça Aurora do Sudário no bairro Capela, local que a prefeitura quer construir uma pista de skate, para auxiliar jovens que gostam de esportes radicais e para isso precisam do apoio do Governo Estadual.
por André Guimarães
Probably Van Tienhoven wouldn't approve, but hey - it's my bedroom where the jays, for the second year, built their nest. The lady of the house still looks rather suspiciously, (that's okay, I don't want her to become "tame") but I know that she does recognize me, I always talk to her in the morning and she never flies away.
A close-up of Nester's face. He has white chocolate teeth. If he looks a little stupid... well, he may be, since his head had a little accident. Notice how those spikes don't exactly sit right from all the lumps! No wonder he's about to go extinct!
Bluebirds fledged, House Sparrows moved in and built a nest, Bluebirds
evicted the house sparrows and laid eggs. When the young fledged the nest
was filled with these Choke Cherry or Black Cherry seeds.
Photo by keith Kridler
Canada Geese build their nest with grass and plant material and line it with feather down.
One of my favorite spring and autumn memories ever since my early childhood was hearing the honk of the Canada Geese as they flew over the lake.
June 13, 2010
Sunday.
Mama Cardinal has placed her nest expertly. There is one baby in the nest, a baby that I have yet to see. K. assures me the baby is there.
The nest is in the most popular tree in the yard, a tree currently covered in luscious red berries. All of the birds in the neighborhood lust after those red berries. Mama Cardinal forcefully drives them all away to protect the baby. Yesterday I saw her chase a squirrel out of the tree, and again today.
Here Mama Cardinal chases a robin out of the tree. Poor little robin, just looking for a few berries. She'll be back.