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You can see the two eggs she laid in the nest.

Crazy birds all over the place. lol If I had a decent lens I could have shown you the chicks in the nests.

Female (I believe she is either Ruffous or Allen's) who has been building a nest somewhere in the gardens behind my house in the Mission.

It wasn't my intention when I started making this, but I think it looks like a Russian Nesting doll.

 

My first thought when I began it was, "Can you see me?" But as she began to take shape, I kept hearing, "I am a part of something bigger than myself."

Nesting Coot at Wyndley Pool

In late June 2015, the Florida Fish and Wildlife Conservation Commission reported observing several least tern nests at Grassy Flats. It is the first observation in more than 20 years of least terns nesting on the ground in coastal areas of Palm Beach County. This least tern is seen sitting over an egg in early July 2015.

Early January in South Central Pennsylvania and the Eagles have started build their nest.

 

While in Roatan we spotted this little Hummer sitting on her nest . It is the first nesting hummer we have seen We didnt want to get to close and disturb her. We couldnt get to the other side of her there was a cliff with a pretty sharp slope.

Her nest is next to her papa. That's his legs and feet in the pic.

  

Old fireplace is outta there. Still a fair amount of work to do before the new fireplace goes in

A nesting Osprey pair, the Osprey is a large diurnal fishing-eating raptor, West Virginia, USA

I made this drawing with prismacolor markers on watercolor paper.

It looks as though this red kite is collecting wool to line its nest

Nesting Canadians I came across on my way home from work

Frederiksø, Bornholm, Denmark

A pair of Ospreys on a nesting platform in Squantum marshes. Bit of a naff image, as even at 300mm I was really too far away.

I was expecting to see the little one, but found the adult instead.

"Nesting Box" by artist Ray Dingledine. One of the 30 artistic birdhouses on display throughout Lincoln during March 2011, then at the Grand Manse Gallery in early April 2011, before being auctioned off as a fundraiser for the Pioneers Park Nature Center.

Take a couple of feeders and collections of nesting materials, such as moss, grass, hay, animal fur, hair from hairbrushes. Pack into the feeders and hang up for the birds in early spring.

Nesting Canadians I came across on my way home from work

My set of unusual owl nesting dolls.

Nests are usually 600 to 900 mm apart and form regular lines due to the hexagonal shape of each territory, an arrangement that allows the birds to pack the maximum number of nests into a given area.

 

Occupied year after year, a typical nest grows from a low collection of seaweed, sticks, moss, and debris into a substantial heap of feathers, fish skeletons, and droppings accumulated from many generations of nesters.

Olympus digital camera

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