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Gulls are nesting on my neighbour's roof in between the chimney pots. They are nesting on my roof too. I have no problem with gulls, but it is a shame that they take the ducklings off our local pond.
The diagonal piece is where this little cutie is nesting. It is hollow and a perfect spot for this bird. Very easy to see so I will be watching often!
At Windermere Basin on Eastport Dr
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This Hylaeine bee eventually found an old resin wasp nest that suited her. She proceeded to enlarge the entrance hole from inside and has now hopefully laid eggs there.
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A pair of Roseate Spoonbills nesting at Smith Oaks Rookery, High Island, TX. Kudos to Houston Audubon for preserving this important coastal rookery.
Our beautiful world, pass it on.
*ahem* deer in headlights? *ahem* This giant mossy thing was an interesting play thing. I look like I'm a nesting mother.
Monumento Natural Los Pingüinos on Isla Magdalena in the Estrecho de Magallanes, 35 kilometers north of Punta Arenas, Chile. is a nesting site for thousands of kelp gulls.
Found this dove nesting in my neighbors tree. She was so well hidden, and sat so still, that I almost didn't notice her.
ODC-Over & Under
It's late August and the birds are finished laying their eggs. This nest is empty and not likely to have anymore birds use it
Nikon FE w/ 50mm. Ilford HP5 in Xtol 1+1. Splitgrade print on Ilford multi-grade-V glossy RC paper in E72 developer.
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Last full day in Corolla NC I was able to view about 5 different osprey nest while walking along the waters edge.
The US Navy 'Blue Angels' make their signature overlapping curving pass during their display at the NAS Jacksonville Airshow
Maybe Number '4' seems to have been feeling a bit shy but I think they purposely shift into pairs as they pull the curve!
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We spotted this Killdeer nest in the open, on a gravel mound. The nest blended marvelously into its surroundings. Furthermore, the speckled eggs themselves looked like well placed stones. Killdeer are very tolerant of humans, as we discovered, by the way it just sat on its nest despite our picture taking. The eggs are incubated for 24-28 days.