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Unless you've seen this model before it is mine (any help, as usual, is welcome)... nesting crane folded by accident and developed for a "nesting" friend :-D I called it "nesting crane", beacause I was inspired by her watermellon belly.

1 uncut square of paper, paper at Asian Image from the Temko Box.

No diagram available... sorry no time at the moment.... but if this model is mine I will try to draw something.... have a wonderful everything!!! :-D

 

CP here www.flickr.com/photos/mammaoca2008/4083593530/

This little Blue Tit moves so fast - even with a big beak full of nesting material - it was hard to get a good shot! Our neighbour's have a couple of nesting boxes in their garden which have been used successfully by the Tits in previous years. I managed to get this zoom shot before the bird disappeared - as fast as lightning - over the fence.

 

Cloudy day today with just the occasional 2 seconds of sun every now and again. The forecast for the week ahead for the UK is set fair - even may go from warm to hot and sunny - Yay. Have a good week all xxx

6 of a Series of 6 pics Blue Bird 3-8) of Birds Coming & Going during nesting in house I built this last year.

By Felicia of Maid of Clay Ceramics

For the first time ever, a pair of robins built a nest in the maple tree. Crows were constantly trying to get into the maple tree, but the robins were vigilant and attacking the crows.

I made something and I know it will never sell in my store, nor will I ever use it. Shall I do a little lottery or something? Anyone want to win this www.flickr.com/photos/ingermaaike2/4192887782/

 

What would you do with it? The one writing the most fun comment will have it :-D

DSC_3925: Nesting Osprey on July 3rd, 2014 at Grand Lake, New Brunswick. I spent about 30 minutes taking pics and videos of this very cooperative subject on her nest today. She wasn't afraid of me at all, and just sat on top of her nest brooding over her young one.

Results of the group project with the Super Mail Artists. This went from Vermont, to California, to BC (Canada), to Massachusetts, to another part of Massachusetts before coming home to me.

Two ladies my wife knew from teaching ages back passed by with their dogs and (keeping a safe distance) said that this nesting site was not a good one; far too accessible for dogs and foxes.

Photo by Prof Colin Moffat

Crown Copyright Marine Scotland

what a tricky bird to shoot - it didn't stop moving for more than a second at a time!

Russian nesting dolls were the inspiration for this card.

These screenshots show the result of the nesting feature "Layout/Packing" in Autodesk Meshmixer software.

 

The software: meshmixer.com

 

Image by: Creative-Tools.com

Rare shot of the elusive pink peep nesting.

Nesting by Sisters Hope

photo: I diana lindhardt

Photographs are free to use with the credits as formulated above displayed visibly.

 

Leaps of preparations for Sisters Academy - The Takeover in Copenhagen

 

Calls for residencies will open soon.

 

This has been quite confusing. I'll try to make it short. Henrietta, (of Had and Henrietta fame) has gone up on the embankment with Hank and gone into what looked like a egg laying pose. Hank stayed with her. Stayed in that pose for a good half hour on 2 occasions. But they both left and returned several times. Not there now.

 

I had so hoped Henrietta would have been able to raise a family back here for the first time....Do ducks "honker down" at multiple places (try the places out) before eggs are actually laid and hatched?

I think Pops has been watching too much SpringWatch. He seems to think he has to sit on Mr T's seedlings so they will hatch ;O. OOps.

Had lots to do today so Jackie walked ruby and I have made images of birds in our garden we have a Wren nesting behind the back garage door so really pleased just hope we don't disturb them. So images of birds mostly from the back door.

The wonderful courtship between two great Blue Herons is such an honor to witness. This was the reason for my trip to Florida, and they certainly did not disappoint!

Loudly the mother bird gives the signal call… they suddenly contract their muscles and hide themselves in the nest but clearly it becomes too small for two. They are 1 week old now!

 

Em voz alta o pássaro mãe dá o sinal… repentinamente eles encolhem e se escondem no ninho, mas claramente este torna-se pequeno demais para dois. Agora eles estão com 1 semana de idade!

 

Taken by Katie. Nesting dolls bought by Amee's sister in Russia.

A vintage find photographed for my etsy shop: How Now Design. Please see my profile for a link to my shop. SOLD

The swallows nesting in the birdhouse my dad built years ago.

Nesting dove in a spruce tree next to the street in Silver Spring, Maryland

Two of the three nesting islands found in Chase Lake National Wildlife Refuge (NWR). View from the southeast. Chase Lake NWR is home not only to one of the largest nesting colonies of American White Pelicans but also to North Dakota's largest mixed-species waterbird colony.

 

Credit: USFWS

I wanted to capture the photo of the vulture's nesting area at the cemetary.

Indian nesting dolls wearing the "sari". Bought in New Delhi.

Layer after layer with clingfilm inbetween, Then tumbled in the dryer.

Photographed at a rain-drenched Grays Lake National Wildlife Refuge, Idaho.

As I was standing looking out the back window into the Garden I saw this Hummingbird keep flying into the pear tree, and not coming back out. So I grabbed my camera and zoomed in on the tree to discover the hummingbird was sitting on a nest .Excellent surprise :0)... I took these pictures from in the house looking out the window so I wouldn't disturb the bird.... Hope you enjoy her as much as I did.

laughing dove nesting in the woolly bush hedge in my garden

Streptopelia senegalensis nesting in Adenanthos cygnorum

Little Birdie is tearing strips of paper and tucking them into her tail for nesting material. Lovebirds are the only parrots who do this.

School Field Trip to The Maryland (Baltimore) Zoo.

 

This was the group of kids I spent the day with. Thank goodness I wasn't alone with them. I had two other parents with me so we were able to contain the madness and keep the craziness to a minimum.

As a result of the slight relaxation of the StayatHome guidelines, I have been taking the opportunity to have a few day trips to locations that I hope wouldn't be too busy with other people. One such place is the Blackdown Hills and in particular where a few new clearings were created last year. I was watching Spotted Flycatchers when I noticed a Treecreeper returning to the same old tree. Then I realised that it was nesting behind the bark only a few inches off the ground. I have enjoyed watching the adults making repeated visits with all manner on insects. That is probably it for now as I do not wish to disturb the birds. All images taken from a very safe distance.

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