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We went fishing at Turner Pond and found this little lady nesting at the water's edge. While I tried not to get too close, I zoomed in and shot about 30 pictures of her at different angles. I never knew that geese will actually hiss like cats when they feel threatened! I'm lucky not to have been wing-slapped by her or her mate who was swimming nearby. Eventually, she went for a swim in the lake, and we saw four big goose eggs in the nest.
Black Shouldered Kite (Elanus caeruleus) nest building alongside the Montagu - Barrydale Road R62.
Western Cape
At the end of the Alte Donnau in Vienna, you find the water park of Floridsdorf, a quiet recreational area and also a aquatic bird refuge, like a heron nesting site on protected island. The first flowers, bushes and trees have started to bloom, spring is finally here with warm temperatures.
After seeing Irina Troitskaya's nesting dolls a year ago, I have been wanting to do some Wee Gallery ones. Finally made a set a couple of days ago. It was difficult! Makes me respect her amazing work even more!
Seaford Head, East Sussex, UK.
OK, I admit this photograph isn't going to win any prizes on it's photographic merit, but I decided to add it to my stream anyway because the Kittiwake is my favourite species of gull. The Kittiwake spends most of it's life out at sea, only returning to land to breed. If you listen to their call you will hear why they are called Kittiwakes, as they repeat their name over and over. I look forward to visiting this breeding colony each year and am always amazed how each pair manages to raise a chick on such a tiny ledge. Unfortunately this was the closest I could get with either of my cameras - can't wait till I get a DSLR and longer lens...!!
Taken with Olympus C-765UZ Digital Compact Camera.
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i put a "star" of buffalo wool over the top then added a layer of wool batting poked on with a needle felting needle. i thought i'd leave the interior design to them
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If anyone can help to identify the bird, I would appreciate. :D
The electric company has put up a number of these nesting boxes right in the area we call "hawk alley".
What a great job they are doing!
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Handa Island, Scotland, 27/7/10.
The 309 hectares island, off the west coast of Scotland, is a wildlife reserve run by the Scottish Wildlife Trust.
I used 4.5 gallon buckets for nesting boxes. I have heard they are easy to clean, and the chickens like the confined space.
If you look closley you can see the white head and orange beak of the other eagle in the nest.
Near Brookville Lake Indiana
There are two of these birds nesting under my deck. I do not know if there are 1 or two chicks in their nest. It was quite active since I was near its nest but my back yard is not all that big.
Brandts Cormorant [Phalacrocorax penicillatus] taking nesting material to mate Monterey Bay California April 2013