Etiqueta: Birds
Facebook Post Wonders In My Yard
The #reel is in Spanish. I talk about how wonderful nature is. One seed of a sunflower gave me this beautiful multiple sunflowers plant. The bees enjoy it so much, the hummingbirds, myself. Pollination in my urban farm has been fantastic this year thanks to the sunflowers and other bee pollination plants I acquired for this growing season.
TikTok Post My Beautiful Bird Station
The Predator And The Prey
Bald Eagle catches fish
Because I Love Nature: Birds That Love Cavity Nesting
Some birds love to nest in decaying trees, stumps, logs, poles or large cacti, and this way of nesting protect them and their babies from predators.
HYACINTH MACAWS PERCH IN CAVITY TREE
PILEATED WOODPECKERS
GREAT HORNED OWL IN TREE CAVITY NEST
EASTERN BLUEBIRDS
Wonderful Astounding Canadian SUNRISE With Gees
My Beautiful Bird Station This Summer 2021
I love Summer, the sun, the warmth, flowers, butterflies, bees, the tropics rejoice and the wind caresses my face. Birds singing and calling each other, vegetables growing and ready for harvest. Everything around me screams LIFE!
Lazy Blogging Thursday: Most Beautiful Bird Of The Day
My Hummingbird Vine Is Going Nuts!
It is going all over the house, all the way to the roof. And the hummingbirds and orioles are just loving it!
UPDATE: JACKIE covered in snow! Everything Goes On Sunday: Exciting Bald Eagle Couple With 2 Eggs LIVE CAM
UPDATE: JACKIE covered in snow! Click on the LIVE CAM below.
She will be ok though. The moderators say that bald eagles are built to stand this kind of climate and still keep the eggs pretty warm and with no hatching complications. Stay tuned! HATCHING is expected next March 15th, next Monday!
Everything goes on Sunday presents you these two wonderful endangered bird species that have been nesting 2 eggs for the last 30 days, and they are only 8 days from hatching.
This is a LIVE CAM that focusses on the Bald Eagle couple and their nest with eggs. Day and night, Jackie and Shadow, female and male eagles respectively, sit on the eggs in the nest that they built on a branch of a pine tree , 144 feet high!
When I look at the nest I ask myself: how did they do it? Such a resistant nest resting on branches of a tree, and so high? It is a work of art, wisdom and bravery. I am sure you can add more in the comment section.
They are so loving to each other, to their habitat, to their soon to hatch eggs…it is wonderful to watch them live!
Shadow delivers a delicious fish to Jackie everyday… Yummy!
Dra. Martha Andrea Castro Noriega, MD 