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j } one of the many little gifts my parents brought back from their trip for me. the colour of them is lovely!
Um ninho que caiu bem pertinho de mim na praia. Foi um dia de muita sorte. Tenho outras, depois elas veem. To indo ali ( ai ). Volto no sabado. Uma super linda sexta feira para vcs. Que o papai do ceu proteja cada um de vcs...
A nest that felt right where I was sitting at the beach. It was a great hour. Great pictures. I will be off to work I will be back on Saturday.
Ps. Nao deixei no chao nao. Um cara que estava perto os colocou de volta na arvore.
Oh teacher o que ta achando?? Rsssss
I have been out of action due to an injury but starting to recover. These guys have been making a racket outside for weeks and I finally managed to capture them (image).
This is one of two and I think this is their nest. They are very quick and normally hang around the tops of trees where the image gets burnt against the sky.
A great blue heron and its child excitingly awaits the approaching partner/parent who was returning from a fishing trip.
A few years ago a goose died on this tiny island at Brick Pond. So when I saw this one this morning I was sad, wondering how that could have happened again. But it was such an intriguing sight I captured video anyway. It wasn't until I got home and saw the details that had my "duh" moment. This goose is alive and healthy and sitting on her nest incubating new life. She is keeping a low profile and watching out for predators while her mate nearby fends off intruding geese. If you watch closely you'll see her blink. I don't know if this wee little island has a name, but I have decided to call it Phoenix. Filmed at 1000mm. March 31, 2018
Today Joe & I checked out one of the local Eagle's nest to see if the Eagles were on eggs yet. We found one of the adults in the nest and it looks like the nesting period has begun.
It’s that time of year … a Brandt’s Cormorant swims home to his mate with a bill full of nesting material.
Two Sandhill Cranes have their nest on a large mat of vegetation in the retention pond behind a shopping complex.
The male on the left may be keeping an eye on the juvenile alligator that was partially submerged in the pond about 25-30 feet away.
Press "z" to enlarge.
Nikon D7500, 70.0-300.0 mm; f/4.5-5.6
f/5.6, 300.0 mm
1/1000, ISO 360
Hand held
Further along the coast this morning I spotted these Linnets gathering feathers presumably for nesting material. Weather change making them do an early start
"Here is your feather pillow dear".
Brave or ignorant , but this pair of White-breasted Nuthatches is building about 70 feet from the Coopers Hawk nest. I have noticed over the years that the white-breasted will harass the hawks by landing reasonably close and making a lot of noise(possibly to warn others).
The seagulls in the local park seem to be getting less cautious about their choice of nesting sites. This one chose a low roof over a picnic area.