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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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Well, partner what do you think?

Northern Gannet in Newfoundland

Wood stork carrying in nesting material. Wakodahatchee Wetlands, Delray Beach, FL

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.

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.

Elgol on Skye again

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.

Taken at Barton Marina

This Swan chose to build in an incredibly precarious position, on a tiny channel braiding island. One period of heavy rain and its nest with eggs would be gone. I never got back to see how they did as it was Covid time.

..for many days, while Dad stands guard, the Mother duck will hunt for the perfect spot in the marsh for her nest.

Fraser Canyon

Beautiful British Columbia

Canada

At the far end of Lake Dojran - where wild birds find their nesting place.

Baby bunnies, in my urban garden, Toronto

Nesting swan couple in the Boston Public Garden.

'a new home' make take three or four days to build with spiders silk being the key to holding all those different materials together....their eggs are so tiny that it takes at least one hundred to make an omelet...the largest humming bird lays an egg weighing 1.4 grams (smallest .4) with a large chicken egg weighting forty times that....

she has her acorns and is ready for winter..

last one I swear >u<;;

Along the Rondout Reservoir near Grahamsville, NY.

Taken this January at the Audubon Rookery in Venice, Florida. Since anhingas do not have water proof feathers, they are often found on a perch drying their wings after diving for prey.

I heard today that my photo was selected to go in the RSPB 2018 Calendar - over the moon :)

The male does the heavy lifting; the wife does the directing.

From a short walk in the area at the northern end of Lake Flynder near Vinderup, Denmark - April 30, 2021.

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