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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.
Nesting generally occurs in a tree overhanging the water. The male starts building the nest before he
meets his mate. He gathers sticks and vegetation and places them in a tree. Once he has chosen a
mate, the female will finish the nest. Both parents incubate the eggs, usually from three to six, which
will hatch in about 30 days. When the chicks are born, they are blind with no feathers. After about six
weeks, they begin to grow feathers and then venture out on their own.
Found this nest at the Gatorland Rookery.
Orlando Florida.
Saw this busy little wren yesterday morning in the walled garden at Balcomie, Crail
This made Explore #138 on May 18th 2009
A pair of nesting Ospreys along the Gulf in Big Lagoon SP, Pensacola, FL. Our beautiful world, pass it on.
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.
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!!
image credits:
"Nesting Nymphs" by Hidden Vintage Studios @ mischiefcircus.com
Background - Haute Halloween by Holliewood Studios
Cabinet door - Lorie Davison @ SBG
This bald eagle at Land Between the Lakes was tending 3 eaglets in the nest. We never saw the mate in the couple of hours we were there but the babies were visible at times.
Every year in June/July the Openbill storks come to Raigang Kulik Bird Sanctuary in hundreds for nesting
Observed this nuthatch for a good while today going back and forth from it's nesting hole. It kept coming back with mud to line the entrance with
I spruced up the nesting bowls I had painted using nail art stickers. I would like to find something shaped like the vintage pyrex dishes with the snowflakes and repaint it. When I don't want the snowflakes to show, I can just turn them around.