Birding nesting
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(Script by Tom Desloges).
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Taken in Bedford, Nova Scotia, Canada.
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This Eastern bluebird female was in a frenzy in the treetops. A male sparrow had invaded her nest and she was beside herself as she helped her mate try to oust it from their territory. With lots of wing action, scolding and squawking, and divebombing, they were putting up a heck of a fight for the little nest so skillfully constructed from pine straw. There aren’t any eggs yet; hopefully the scuffle will be resolved and the sparrow will find a place to lodge under the M at McDonald’s or the A at Arby’s where he can fare just fine! P.S. Please view this photo in larger mode so you can better appreciate the delicate little balancing act as this female is standing on one leg, the other retracted and ready for flight as she divebombs the menacing sparrow!
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Acrylic on box canvas / with soft focus
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My neighbor’s Rhode Island Red chicken hen found a nesting spot in the propane storage compartment of my son’s 5th wheel camper…...she never stirred as I took her photograph…...she had five of the six eggs hatch / ____ / All The Materials Contained May Not Be Reproduced, Copied, Edited, Published, Transmitted Or Uploaded In Any Way Without My Permission. My Images Do Not Belong To The Public Domain. © 2008Joyce Dickens: Using my images for any purpose and in any way, without prior permission, may lead to legal action!
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We were able to get close enough to the ospreys nest to get this shot of the parent and chick together. / / (San Benitos Islands – Baja California) / / / >< / / / / / / / / / / / / / / / / / / / / / / / / / / / / / / / / / / / / / / / / / /
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Here they are, four baby Mockingbirds, the Texas State bird. I think they are adorable, some people don’t think so at this age. They are 1 day old, started hatching out 6/25/08, one by one.
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Dad yellow warbler looks a little frustrated. He’s been running back and forth with bugs to feed his hungry 4, just dumped another load, and the kids are still complaining. The nest is in a wild rose bush thicket. Mom helps feed them too. Both mom and dad clean the nest of baby droppings. Dad flys away with them, but mom eats the droppings. Getting rid of the droppings probably reduces smells that would attract predators.
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A female Eastern bluebird on her nesting box is a good way to illustrate the old adage, “Be it ever so humble there’s no place like home!”
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A brown booby bird chick in his/her cliff top nest area, Christmas Island, Indian Ocean Territories, Australia. The chick is about a foot high with fluffy down feathers and light green coloured feet. At this age, the chicks are taller than their parents – The down feathers add height. He/she waits on the cliff top for the parent bird to return from a days fishing, and then dinner is served! The nest area is 20 square metres, packed with grasses, and bounded by sharp jagged rocks covered by grass. Taken with Canon 5d & 24-105mm lens @ f16, ISO 200, 1/600th sec, handheld, as is.
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“Which is greater, the student or the teacher? / Which has greater understanding, the apprentice or the master? / Who is more admired, the instrumentalist or the composer? / We marvel at the wonderful works of creation such as the bird who makes a nest with all the intricate detail and weaving it’s construction, do we forget who it was that made the bird and gave it the ability? / Time to remember the “Master Craftsman” who shows his love in his creation.” This is a photo of a nest I found on my way to take my little girl to school. This photo is for my great friend George who wanted to see in more detail the construction of the nest, a beautiful talent we can see bird have. This photo is ‘as is’ straight from the camera. Canon EOS-1Ds Mark ll
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I was in the pet shop the other day and happened to see this adorable little couple! Don’t they just look so contented? Panasonic DMC-TZ5 Happy Little Couple ©” was featured in Pets Are Us / Happy Little Couple ©” was featured in Happy Haven-Photography…
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Caught this Chickadee taking some fibers from a blanket laying on our back deck for building a nest.
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Well hey they could be thinking that lol The mother Burrowing Owl with her Brood / Cape Coral Fl
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This female red-tailed hawk watches me closely while she keeps her eggs warm. The well constructed nest is situated in the crook of a poplar tree near the Fraser River in south west British Columbia, just south of Vancouver. Her mate screamed at me to get away, from his nearby perch. Nikon D300, Nikkor f4 600 mm lens and 1.4 teleconverter, on a Gitzo 1325 tripod, ISO 500, f7.1, 1/250s. Processed in Lightroom 2 and PS 4.
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Collage digital, photo manipulation
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Robin Eggs
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I took this photo at Jefferson Island, Louisiana, in Iberia Parish.
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I AM HUNGRY! / /
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Featured in “Live and Let Live” November 2009 An adult Bald eagle returning to the nest with a recently caught fish for two young eaglets who have been waiting in anticipation. / Photographed off the east coast of Vancouver Island, BC, Canada. This is one of the images used in my Fly with the Eagles calendar Canon 20D / 1/500sec f7.1 ISO 200
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Taken in Cape Lookout Camp, Oregon, USA Nikon D50 / Nikkor 70-300 VR
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The house guest always gets the juiciest worm… :)
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These four baby black birds are growing up in our garden just a meter from our house. We can see the mother and father fly in with worms in their beaks and feeding their young. They are so beautiful and growing up so quickly. / This image was taken two days ago and the other today. You can see how quickly they developpe. / On its own in the big world. This was the first day this little bird was out of its nest. /
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