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Nesting Dolls, one of my first collections.

In the window of International Images in Sewickley.

At the base of the Vosge mountains, nesting storks add to the scene of vineyards and castles.

Double sided nesting puppets, digital drawings printed on fabric. Each featured a fun surprise on the back (like the robot is run by mice, the cupcake has a bite out, etc.) Characters are a robot, fairy, alien, cupcake, balloon riders, and a bug.

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Baras Bird Sanctuary

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Martin Mere WWT 09.05.15

on Puffin Island.

 

Our cruise was a wonderful experience and we saw may wonderful birds.I found the photography quite a challenge due to the movement of the boat.

A yellow backed weaver works on its nest

In Peasholm Park, Scarborough

One of my favorite birds to photograph they will always pose for you.

 

There are two chicks in the nest. I have never seen the mother leave the nest. Papa will hunt for the family until the chicks are almost fully fledged.

 

These birds are very tolerant of people so they don't mind nesting where people are as long as there is a body of water near by for a food source. Osprey nest can be found on the ground or even up to 60 feet high on live trees, dead trees, utility poles, duck blinds, fishing shacks, storage tanks, aerials, cranes, power line transmission towers, billboards, chimneys, windmills, fences, channel buoys, and even on artificial platforms built by humans. Most nests vary in size, between one foot wide and up to ten feet wide, with the exterior composed of small and large sticks and an inside lining constructed of inner bark, sod, grasses, vines, and many other items that the osprey are able to carry away from the ground. Large nests may reach up to 400 lbs., and are often used in successive years!

Northern diamondback terrapin starts to dig a hole to lay eggs off Reeds Beach Road.

Newhall Valley Country Park, Sutton Coldfield.

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Being such a glorious spring day, I decided to try out a new camera lens. I've never seriously tried nature photography before, but ended up taking pictures of Red Kites in the Chilterns, with mixed results.

 

Here's my favourite picture of the day, a Red Kite with a twig, heading for the nest.

 

Next weekend, it's back to buses - they're far easier to photograph!

A whooping Crane sitting on a large nest that I photographed at the International Crane Foundation near Baraboo Wisconsin.

 

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The wasp is using its mouth to make something with something its partner brought back and putting it inside each cell in their nest.

Nesting at Preston Docks

 

The Arctic tern is a seabird of the tern family, Sternidae. This bird has a circumpolar breeding distribution covering the Arctic and sub-Arctic regions of Europe, Asia, and North America. Wikipedia

 

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The baby doves have their feathers and will soon fly away.

"Nesting Box" by Ilya Mozgi

Stenograffia 2016

Mom's version of nesting involved washing doors, dissecting the a/c, and even painting their bedroom the day before I was born.

1782 Nesting brown pelicans at North Breton island, Breton NWR , May 3, 2010. Photo by Tom MacKenzie, USFWS

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