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Nesting Doll. I loved this design so much, I decided to put it on a onesie too! This is screen printed by hand with an original design.
A nesting female crocodile in the Adelaide River, NT. She chased us in the boat and as we pulled up to the bank, she thrashed around and looked as if she was about to launch into the boat at any minute. Needless to say we quickly got out of her way! She may be extra cranky due to that gash on her lower jaw that appears to go down to the bone. Not sure if she did that on the boat or some other way, but it looks pretty fresh.
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A nesting Killdeer keeps vigil on its nest placed very vulnerably at the edge of a roadway in Horicon NWR. This paid scraped their nest out of the gravel and it contains one egg. Killdeer lay their eggs into an empty nest but add other materials later on.
The Cattle Egret (Ardea Ibis) develops this lovely orange plumage on its head and breast during breeding season.
They're back!
The Great Blue Herons take possession of their nesting site at Stow Lake, Golden Gate park, San Francisco CA.
They are nesting on the Baltic Flours Mills building, which is now a contemporary arts gallery. Although a special tower has been constructed on the river provide nesting sites for the kittiwakes they have also returned to their old site.
he young are prevented from falling off the building's tiny shelf by vigilant parents.
Spring has apparently arrived... A friend told me that there was a Blackbird nesting in his garden at the local Church. He said to bring my camera - wasn't sure whether I needed a macro or not? In the end, I didn't really want to get that close so I used my macro and converter. Anyway, I didn't want to get too close but this female sat there and, after the first camera shutter click, she seemed to sit and be fairly relaxed. I couldn't see the male so I don't know where he was.
I hope that you like this rather cluttered image! All comments and criticisms are welcome.
Matt
Moving in the soft furnishing. This black-backed gull carries a beakful of moss, which it has just stripped from a roof nearby.
These are two Ducks that are nesting on the roof of the Funeral Parlour next to where I work! It's constantly got a big puddle of water on it, even in the heat of summer, so maybe they got a bit confused.
Nesting Tables-original top is yucky stained laminate-handmade paper ModPodged onto tops and gold PVC trim for edge banding
Tables: $10
Paper: $10
Okay, this is funny because my wife thought they were pheasants nesting on the signs! She took a picture and then I realized they were ROCKS holding down the signs. She said "well, I can't see too well!" And I cracked up.
A mallard hen continues to incubate her eggs in the U.S. Botanic Garden's National Garden. I've been watching her for more than a week, but I don't know when she laid her eggs, so I can't predict the expected hatching date. Hopefully it will be soon.
Sarah and I are calling her Petunia.