#Nest-box

[planeyboys]

airplane nest box live cam waiting for the weans to hatch

[wolfythewitch]

Statement begins

[spindle-and-nima]

Baby exploration!

[geopsych]

And while I'm posting today's birds, here's one of two tree swallows I saw up at the cemetery outside town where they always return this time of year. Of course I love seeing them at the lake an hour away where there are loads of them but there's also something heart-lifting about seeing them faithfully returning to this one wooden box high on the hill every year. 💙

[everydayesterday]

Tree Swallow, lining up perfectly with the shadow of its nesting box.

photos by me. 2024-04-26 Shelby Bottoms (Nashville, TN)

[r-aindr0p]

HELP! I FOUND ONE AT MY WORK!!!!!

WHAT DO I DO!?

😱😱😱

🎉CONGRATS ON BEING A SURPRISE PARENT 🎉A care box will be sent to you

[a-literate-chicken]

I heard you like chicken photos

So here is Miss Luci Bird doing her thing (avoiding the roosters)

And here's the Only Nesting Box Ever No There Are Not Five Others Only This One.

That appears to be Duchess (Speckled Sussex), Lovely (stripes), and... Raven (black banty), I think. Sapphire is also in this box but wasn't visible on this side. She's behind Duchess.

There's not a lot of intelligence in this coop.

I LOVE ALL OF THEM

[spitebox]

ATTENTION

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[wingedjewels]

Western Bluebirds by Ruby 2417 Via Flickr: Napa, Ca. April, 2025.

[opal-owl-flight]

Im depending on 3 to make sure my brother doesnt eat my fuckin chocolates

[angelnumber27]

my little baby lemur

[missedmilemarkers]

May 2025

Cobra chicken with eggs.

Box turtles

Read eared slider turtles

Snapping turtle (which is a total monster)

All onto of a muskrat nest (or some type of aquatic rodent that is not a beaver)

Just a few things going on in this picture.

[michaelnordeman]

An Eurasian nuthatch/nötväcka inspecting a nest box. Värmland, Sweden (April 6, 2017).

[animatronic-assistant]

(weeeeeee)

There was a light knock at the room//nest’s door, some shuffling and uncertain voices on the other side

“uhm- Elara? Is- are y- uh, you awake?”

Bloody and Harvest stood there, concern and a dash of self consciousness on their demeanor

Elara was laying in the nest reading a book. She looks up when she heard their voice.

Yes, I am awake. Is something wrong? The door is open.

[geopsych]

Same walk this morning. I walked out of the woods on the northeast path instead of the others that I usually walk and it opens onto a low south-facing slope. Because of the warm sun from the south the whole slope was bare of snow and birds that can't easily find food when snow covers the ground were active there, including at least 5 bluebirds. There's a bluebird box nearby and despite it being January it looks like this bluebird pair have been getting busy! It's easy for us to forget, living our modern human lives, that once we're a month out from solstice the days are significantly longer and for nature that makes a difference. In a couple days it will be Imbolc, also know as St. Brigid (Brighid, Bridget)'s Day, halfway between solstice and in the northern hemisphere, spring equinox. Trees feel the warmer sun and longer days and sap starts to stir, making their leaf and flower buds swell. Not only did I see these bluebirds nesting and feeding young but for the first time since autumn I heard a cardinal singing its longer song, its love song, and titmice too changing their tune toward courtship. This is the very beginning of spring although the landscape won't be green until some time in April and most of the trees won't leaf out until May. We can still get lots of snow but underground and among the birds changes are happening.

[seabeck]

Every nest box is taken up by a broody hen. All of my orps and orp mixes are acting broody besides baby yellow.