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A scene from a 1960s mid century children's book on various bird species and their nesting behaviors.
It's Nesting Time.
Written by Roma Gans
Illustrated by Kazue Mizumura
Ty Crowell Co (June 1964)
Well the this pair of Ospreys have come together for the season. Time to repair there nest from all the winter storms. Once all the repairs have been made and the female is satisfied she will lay her eggs and begin with her mate to raise a new family.
One of the Osprey nest in Southeastern, Connecticut
The Red-billed Gull and its chick in a earthquake damaged remains of building which has filled up with water in the central city. There is a big colony of these Gulls nesting here.
nzbirdsonline.org.nz/species/red-billed-gull
On a walk around the city on a grey cold day in December 2022. Christchurch New Zealand.
Viewed from canoe by the so called bird island, actually named Bergin Island. To view the red eye better click on the image for larger view. Other Night Herons nesting up on this tree posted below…
I have some nesting Blackbirds right outside my office window, I am going to enjoy the distraction over the next few weeks.
Saw this busy little wren yesterday morning in the walled garden at Balcomie, Crail
This made Explore #138 on May 18th 2009
Three US Air Force Bell-Boeing CV-22 Osprey 'Tilt-rotors' from the Suffolk-based Special Ops Group await their crews at RAF Mildenhall
Here, a fourth '0033' returns to the 'Nest' along with yet to appear, '0064' - both back from Sculthorpe - an ex USAF fighter base used by the Group for training up in Norfolk
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A Razorbill (Alca torda) nesting on a single rock in the cliffs outside of the ferry harbor of Vestmannaeyjar or Westman Islands of Iceland. Razorbills mate for life. They come ashore only to lay a single egg and rear a single chick, then spend the rest of the year at sea.
A pair of nesting Ospreys along the Gulf in Big Lagoon SP, Pensacola, FL. Our beautiful world, pass it on.
On our way to my friend's sister's house in Sudbury we stopped to see if we could find the swans on the river. They weren't in their usual place but we eventually found them. They have chosen a very unusual place to build a nest, which I will reveal tomorrow.
Found her nesting at the Eagleby wetlands, just outside Brisbane. Will have to go back soon and see if she produces any cygnets!!
Kings 8:13 “I have indeed built you an exalted house, a place for you to dwell in forever.”
The crows have a field day in our garden stripping the blocks of their dried bark for their nests.
I thought I was done with stonechats, but this female was very tame. She was gathering dry grass, I assume for nesting material, and although she flushed from the path I was walking on, she stayed in the grass nearby, and let me come within 3-4 metres. I hope they do breed here, it would be good to see a male close, and the juveniles when they emerge.
Canon EOS 5D mark III, Canon EF 500mm f/4L IS II USM, Canon EF Extender 2x II (handheld).
1000mm, f/10, 1/320, ISO 3200.