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I'm seeing them often while they're working on the nest. I imagine I'll see them constantly once they get some eggs and chicks.

 

I'm beginning to think they're red-shouldered hawks.

black kite

(Milvus migrans)

....for macro Monday's ~ egg

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The rufous hummingbird is a small bird averaging about 3 inches long. It is one of the smallest hummingbirds in North America.

 

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US Air Force 494FS/48FW F-15E Strike Eagle 91-0329 'Buck 41' recovers to home-base RAF Lakenheath

 

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One of the several eagle nests in my area that are used year after year to raise a new population of Bald Eagles. I'll be watching this one and hopefully documenting the event.

Heron carrying a stick back to the nest against the backdrop of a stormy sky.

A pair of Canada Geese looking for nesting sites amoung the Reed bed

A squirrel fills its mouth with leaves to make a nest.

One of our native woodpecker. Not as colourful as other. Small and cute. This pair was nesting at Satay By The Bay.

 

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What a special treat it was to see this natural nesting tree inhabited by the Hyacinth Macaws. One Macaw went into a hole on one side and came out the other. I didn't know the hole went right through the tree until he appeared on the other side and is posing here. Taken in South Pantanal, Brazil. Two more photos are in the comment box.

 

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Gannet gathering nesting material at Murawai colony north east of Auckland, New Zealand. Australasian gannet (Morus serrator).

Two weeks ago, I began observing activity in an Osprey nest in Southeastern Ontario and witnessed a single nestling being attended by both parents. Female ospreys lay three to four eggs three days apart with hatching taking place in the same sequence. Upon my return to the nest site, I observed the previous chick had significantly grown in size if not in beauty. I took a few portraits of the single chick with its mother thinking that there might have been only a single nestling. However, sometime later a younger sibling popped up in the open and I now suspect a third, still younger chick might be laying out of view in the bottom of nest. Time will tell. The adult male was very busy making food deliveries to this Thousand Islands address, but also caught its breath and took a rest on his favorite snag limb some distance away before resuming its hunt for fish. Stay tuned for the next update.

Great Blue Herons Ardea herodias. John Hargrove Environmental Complex (AKA Delores Fenwick Nature Center), Pearland, Texas.

YAY!!! these are off to Washington state, I'm so excited :)

Haines, Alaska

Tundra Swan

Cygnus columbianus

Belgium

 

Planckendael zoo.

www.zooplanckendael.be/en/

 

Planckendael is a zoo, located on the grounds of Planckendael castle in the village district of Muizen, in Mechelen, Belgium. In 1956 the Royal Zoological Society of Antwerp (KMDA) bought the Planckendael estate in order to acquire a larger space for animals than what they owned: the city zoo in Antwerp.

 

Planckendael also has extensive leisure facilities: For children there is a large separate play area.

Under a shady canopy of ironwood trees, this young mōlī twosome begin establishing a life-long, monogamous pair bond. Laysan albatrosses with established pair bonds are the first of the season to arrive at the breeding colony. This pair arrived later and performed multiple elaborate courtship dances and even practiced nest building. It may take several seasons before they successfully mate and hatch an offspring.

Merri Merri Park, Northcote, Victoria

Green-barred Woodpecker

Scientific name: Colaptes melanochloros (Gmelin, 1788)

Portuguese: Pica-pau-verde-barrado

 

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The rookery at High Island, Texas is teeming with egrets, spoonbills and a few other species during the spring breeding season.

The Quetzals were a little harder to see this trip but we did see them going in and out of a nest!

Well, partner what do you think?

A clutch of eggs from an unknown bug!

i just like this so much by itself. one of my personal faves as of now. should i keep this up instead?

 

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Tight crop of Ospreys, at Loch of the Lowes Nature Reserve. Near Dunkeld, Perthshire

A colourful mix of blue, yellow, white and green makes the blue tit one of our most attractive and most recognisable garden visitors.Blue tits nest in crevices in all sorts of surfaces. This includes tree trunks and wallsBlue Tits nested in non-excavated holes with narrow openings, typically in live trees, which reduced both the risk of nest predation and of nest soaking.

Did not find a photo of this on Flickr, so I thought I'd share.

Saw these delightful birds in our garden foraging for nesting material on a chilly pre-spring day.

A quick record shot when I spotted this Bald Eagle hauling newly cut hay to it's nest. It seems late to be putting a nest together but perhaps the first eggs failed and they are making another try at it.

Taken at Centre Parcs, Elveden.

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