#bird nests

[hometoursandotherstuff]

Look at how perfectly they constructed that nest. Set the phaser to maximum. we're bustin' outta here.

[brooklynbridgebirds]

The Mourning Dove nest is still doing well. Obviously, there are more than just eggs under this bird...! Hope to see those nestlings peeking out soon 😀

[voparwave69]

nests and eggs are fucking epic, bro. They get been Around Since the day they fu*cking fIrst came arondd, but these days, they just dont be the same

[erm-you-see]

A bird decided my dad’s helmet was a good place to build a nest 🪹💖

[inthecityofgoodabode]

January 2025: Sunday Snow Walk

The view from the high grassy field overlooking the way to The Vedge:

The way to the woods showed signs that the Orcs of the Eye had been there:

The pools were fairly dormant but I did see this fellow swimming about:

I think it is a damsel fly larva:

I continued to follow the serpentine tracks left by the orcs' foul steeds:

As I suspected, the orcs had laid out bait for the local deer. I "marked" it to warn them off:

The orcs had built an idol to the Tangerine Tyrant they serve but the forces of nature had already saved me the trouble of toppling it:

Into the woods:

Downtown Dagobah on ice:

Old great blue heron nests from 2024:

I wonder who uses this little hole access the iced over oxbow:

Crappy pictures of a mystery bird:

At first I thought it was a female cowbird but its beak was sharp like a robin:

Lost or left here for later:

My lifelong appreciation of drainage ditches continues:

[thecurefordepression]

[rattyexplores]

The strange mud nest of the Fairy Martin

17/09/23 - Petrochelidon ariel

QLD:BRB - Townsville, suburbs

[obsidiantheghostfaced]

Just witnessed an act of animal-on-animal cruelty: there's a friendly robin who built her nest atop our front door sensor light.

We named her Jojo after my late mom. So I just saw a crow swoop up to her nest and steal one her pretty blue eggs! I'm shocked, and really sad now...

Just witnessed an act of animal-on-animal cruelty: there's a friendly robin who built her nest atop our front door sensor light.

We named her Jojo after my late mom. So I just saw a crow swoop up to her nest and steal one her pretty blue eggs! I'm shocked, and really sad now...

And I love crows too...

[ancientcryptid]

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[ghostflowerdreams]

IG: chickenthoughtsofficial | FB: chickenthoughts

[brooklynbridgebirds]

A full nest! American Robins in Brooklyn Bridge Park.

[todaysbird]

just found out that users of r/stupiddovenests heavily praise doves when they do the bare minimum

[wild-wow-facts]

The Marvelous Weaver Bird Nests

Discover the incredible world of weaver birds! Their elaborate nests and social behaviors are a testament to nature's ingenuity.

Check out my other videos here: Animal Kingdom Animal Facts Animal Education

[texaspridehvac]

Texas Pride Heating and Air has a shop pet that joined our team. She's a true mama protective over her babies. Very sweet!

[ninevehsage]

Bird nests on our trees

I have no idea whose nests these two are and whether they are in use or empty. Magpies nest is the third one I know, but it is completely inside of the thuja tree, so it is very hard to see it and impossible to photograph. The large nest on the big pine tree (in the first photo) is old one, since I've discovered it few years back, but the second nest on the spruce (in the second photo) I noticed only couple of days ago. I suspect it might be a thrush's nest, but I'm not sure. I haven't seen anyone going in or leaving from it. Also... since the magpies are nesting in our yard now, I think that thrushes might not be welcome to live so close by. Those trees are all next to each other.

I would love to see the bird nests from close, but of course I must not go disturb the nesting peace. I couldn't even climb up that high anyway, so I just have to settle for admiring them from far with my binoculars. I'm hoping for lots of chicks to magpies and to other birds as well. 🤞🥰🤞💜💜💜🐦

Closeups of the two nests:

Ps. The large nest looks like it could also be magpies nest or maybe it was made by a crow... it was more hidden before, but some branch or branches (pine needles) must have fallen off from there, since it is so open for sight now. Or maybe the nest's bottom has fallen a but downwards... who knows 🤷‍♀️

[planeyboys]

airplane nest box live cam waiting for the weans to hatch