We now have some unseasonally warm days and it is ideal to venture into nature. At first, I want to show you how the sunlight changes the colors of a Malachite Sunbird (Nectarinia famosa) (3) shots. Then

My evening walks are always an adventure. This time of year that adventure includes rabbit-spotting. Rabbits are everywhere it seems. Sometimes we see two on one lawn. These little critters are busy. According

The amazing Baya Weaver birds and their incredible, hand-woven nests! See how these clever little architects build unique, safe homes, often hanging near water or in thorny trees. Get ready to be amazed

I don't know who got the bigger surprise when we saw each other, her or me. For a few seconds we stared at each other, and then she scattered. But she left something behind. The Cape spurfowl or Cape francolin

The weaver was expecting his wife to come and inspect the new nest. So, he picked some of the green and soft leaves to line the floor of the nest. I have shown you the start of the nest yesterday, and

This guy had the drawings and the plans in his head. No need for paperwork. When birds are born, they know instinctively how to build a nest, even though they have had no tuition. And not only one specie,

...as I don't want your wife's feathers. I will get my own. Now this is not the ordinary nesting story, as the location of the nest will blow your mind. Also, not ordinary birds, as these are some of our

Birds and their shadows are always so much more photogenic when the sun is shining! All 3 of the birds in my photos migrate to warmer climates during the winter and have only recently returned back to

Bad weather or not, I was out there to get me some flying predators, as I have not done so for a while, and one rusts when one doesn't practice. The clouds were closing in. The best time to go and look

Good day to all you birdwatchers out there in #featheredfriends land. With this week's theme being open I thought it would be a little different sharing with you some of the bird nests that I have spotted

I may not have travelled extensively but I suspect that Thailand may be the capital of crazy cables. Tangled messes of overhead wires that just keep growing over time. Sometimes they are not even overhead

Минулого року 31 березня для нас стало першим днем без росіян. Окупація закінчилася, розбиті нашими славними ЗСУ орки, що залишились живими, втекли на залишках своєї вцілілої техніки. Ми ще два тижні нічого

urban starling nesting on the side of a building

It's interesting to have seen birds nests on my uncle's farm growing up. The birds would choose a shed that had open doors or gaps to come and go so they'd have shelter from the wind and rain and the

CLASSIFICATION OF PIPE BIRDS Kingdom: Animalia Phylum: Chordata Class: Aves Order: Passeriformes Family: Estrildidae Genus: Lonchura Species: Lonchura punctulata Origin: India, China, Southeast Asia, Africa.

Hey Everyone, Artstorm 'Weird Day' Week - Day 3 - The Results! Today there is one prize of 3 Steem. Day 3 had seven entries The 'Weird Day' Week theme was 'Crowded Bird's Nest Day'. @itachi24j is a winner

Hey Everyone! You have another 24 hours to enter Artstorm 'Weird Day' Week Contest #80 Day 3! You could win 3 Steem!! Why not give it a go? Don't leave entries here. Follow this link to the Day 2 Contest

Hello, this is my participation in the contest # 80, Theme- Crowded Bird's Nest Day, promoted by deemarshall. If you want to participate these are the bases of the contest: Here you have other excellent