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I captured the house wren nesting this morning. When she went out for a bite to eat I peeked in and saw 4 little white eggs!
Janice and I were thrilled to watch the construction of about eight nests as blue heron couples tore twigs from treetops and wove their nurseries, far above our heads. We wished we could have had a higher vantage point!
Pattern: Nesting Dolls designed by Katie Startzman
Pattern Source: Available for purchase from Katie's Ravelry Pattern Store
Yarn: Various colors and amounts of Cascade 220 and Patons Classic Merino
Needles: US10.5 and US13 Clover Bamboo DPNs
Date Started: 1/25/2011
Date Finished: 1/30/2011
Modifications: Instead of embroidered patches, added bowties from wool felt
This pattern is really well written--and not to mention totally adorable! These guys are going to be for Serena for her first birthday next week. I think she will love how colorful they are!
I hope everyones week is going well. Please have a look at this shot on the large size for more detail.
I decided to make the nesting dolls into my favorite animals + a dinosaur/aligator hybrid.
Biggest - Owlet
Big - Polar Burr
Middle kid - Dinogator
Little - Octopod
Littlest - Bee
I found this Mourning Dove in a nest with her squabs hidden in my neighbor's hedge the other day! This bird is also called the 'Western Turtle Dove'. I love hearing the melancholy "woo-oo-oo-oo" call this bird gives in the morning and evening hours. Their wings also make an distinctive whistling sound upon take-off and landing.
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Wakodahatchee Wetlands with nesting material to bring to his mate. Shot this morning.
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We spotted this common nighthawk sitting on its nest at Big Stone National Wildlife Refuge in Minnesota. These ground nesters will incubate two eggs for 16-20 days. After 17-18 additional days, young are ready to venture out!
Photo by Mike Budd/USFWS.
Every day we have just about the whole Corvid family in our garden steeling all the bird food much to the delight of our dogs who get their daily exercise chasing them around. The have started gathering sticks now so I reckon that is the beginning of the nesting season..
Along the Grande Ronde River, Washington Oregon border, USA
This massive nest in a large Ponferosa Pine has been used for at least the last seven years.
Found this Broad-tailed Hummingbird nesting in a Bougainvillea, inside a friends courtyard, west of Tucson Arizona . She was more than patient with me while I got up close and took several angles.
Looking forward to posting her again with her young ...
On a visit to Eades meadow yesterday I found the tits were making use of the same location as last year in an old oak.