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RM2BBXCA4–Jackdaw (Corvus monedula) standing on a chimney pot with material for its nest inside, Wiltshire, UK, March.Taken during Coronavirus Lockdown.
RM2BBXC9H–Jackdaw (Corvus monedula) standing beside a chimney pot with material for its nest inside, Wiltshire, UK, March.Taken during Coronavirus Lockdown.
RMB6FGAJ–Greater mouse-eared bat (Myotis myotis) inside a church bell tower, Niederraunau, Bavaria, Germany, Europe
RF2KERKYK–A stork (Ciconia ciconia) stands inside a carefully constructed nest on a lighting pole wrapped in multiple electrical wires next to the building's ti
RMW7NJAD–Tawny Owl (Strix aluco) bringing prey to nest with young chicks inside, in old building, France, June
RMC3WYFF–Black and yellow Mud Dauber (Sceliphron caementarium), female in flight bringing mud to nest inside wall, Comal County, Texas
RM2GKJ0JH–CAMP SHIELDS, Japan (Apr. 28, 2021) Yuichi Higa, a Commander, Fleet Activities Okinawa safety inspector, reviews the chemical properties of cleaning supplies along with a CFAO Morale, Welfare and Recreation employee inside the Crow’s Nest Club during a zone inspection at Camp Shields, Okinawa, Japan Apr. 28, 2021. Zone inspections are a tool for uncovering and correcting material discrepancies in buildings onboard the installation.
RMR8N61T–Harry Potter and the Cursed Child, Albus Severus curled up inside a Golden Snitch sculpture
RFPKM5P7–The inside of a very old dovecote, showing the ancient wooden beams and roof structure, and the dove nesting holes
RF2ANPFCN–Red seats inside the Beijing National Stadium or Bird's Nest designed by architects Herzog & de Meuron
RMA2XAFW–Gears and wheels that turned the flour milling machines. Mill City Museum Minneapolis Minnesota USA
RM2CPCANB–. www.flickr.com/photos/internetarchivebookimages/tags/book... . FROM COL. CHI. ACAD. SCIENCES. 609 TREE SW.LLOW. (Tachycincta bicolor VieilK) Life-size COPYRIGHT 1909, BY K, W. (ViUMFCRS: CKiV INSECTIVOROUS BIRDS 863 Swallows are often called the first masons. The nestsare placed about buildings, preferably inside on a rafter orbeam. Mud of a clay-like composition mixed with bladesof grass and hay form the exterior of the nest, in which,when available, feathers are used as a lining. The birdsfrequently allow one section of the nest several days to setbefore adding fresh material. Four to six
RMEW3J35–Barn Swallow (Hirundo rustica) adult, feeding chicks at nest inside barn, Sussex, England, July
RM2BBXCY2–Jackdaw (Corvus monedula) standing beside a chimney pot with feathers for its nest inside, Wiltshire, UK, March.Taken during Coronavirus Lockdown.
RMMAA278–. Eastern forest insects . F-519935 Figure 8.—Formosan subterranean termite colony and damage: left, carton nest and damaged wood above a window inside a building; right, colony of workers in a cypress log. Nonsubterranean Termites Several species of nonsubterranean termites occur in the East- ern States. They are found throughout the state of Florida; also in a narrow strip along the Atlantic Coast as far north as south- eastern Virginia, and westward along the Gulf Coast to Mexico. Infestations are found in structural timber and other woodwork in buildings; in furniture; in utility poles; in
RMW7NJAA–Tawny Owl (Strix aluco) bringing prey to nest with young chicks inside, in old building, France, June
RME45XPB–Photographer Florian Mollers having breakfast beside a female Mallard (Anas platyrhynchos) nesting in window box of a 4th floor flat, Berlin, Germany, June. Model released
RF2ANPFDN–Red seats inside the Beijing National Stadium or Bird's Nest designed by architects Herzog & de Meuron
RM2CP84X3–. www.flickr.com/photos/internetarchivebookimages/tags/book... . 609 TREE SWALLOW. (Tachycineta bicolor Vieill.)Life-size OOFYniGHT 1903, BV MUMFORC, OHICtQO INSECTIVOROUS BIRDS 363 Swallows are often called the first masons. The nestsare placed about buildings, preferably inside on a rafter orbeam. Mud of a clay-like composition mixed with bladesof grass and hay form the exterior of the nest, in which,when available, feathers are used as a lining. The birdsfrequently allow one section of the nest several days to setbefore adding fresh material. Four to six pearly-white eggs, sprinkled with do
RMEW3J33–Barn Swallow (Hirundo rustica) adult, in flight, swooping down after feeding chicks at nest inside barn, Sussex, England, July
RF2ANPFFR–Stadium stands inside the Beijing National Stadium or Bird's Nest designed by architects Herzog & de Meuron
RMRH3CGR–. British birds. Birds. OTES. UNUSUAL NESTING-SITES OF PIED WAGTAIL. Since several instances have recently been recorded of the utilization of disused nests of other birds by the Pied Wagtail {antea. pp 185, 225, 246), it maj^ perhaps be of interest to add another. This occurred in May, 1912, near Tenterden, Kent, where I s|)ent some time photographing the birds feeding their young, the nest being built inside that of a Blackbird of the previous year, situated about seven feet from the ground and about half way up a pyramidal heap of poles near some farm buildings. The Wagtails nest within a f
RMEW3J36–Barn Swallow (Hirundo rustica) adult, in flight, swooping down after feeding chicks at nest inside barn, Sussex, England, July
RF2ANPFG9–Stadium stands inside the Beijing National Stadium or Bird's Nest designed by architects Herzog & de Meuron
RMRE5E9J–. Eastern forest insects. Forest insects. F-519935 Figure 8.—Formosan subterranean termite colony and damage: left, carton nest and damaged wood above a window inside a building; right, colony of workers in a cypress log. Nonsubterranean Termites Several species of nonsubterranean termites occur in the East- ern States. They are found throughout the state of Florida; also in a narrow strip along the Atlantic Coast as far north as south- eastern Virginia, and westward along the Gulf Coast to Mexico. Infestations are found in structural timber and other woodwork in buildings; in furniture; in ut
RME2906K–European Robin (Erithacus rubecula) adult with chicks, begging at nest on shelf in garage, Staffordshire, England, March
![. Breeding birds of Ontario : nidiology and distribution. Birds; Birds; Birds. ?•• .iT""*;"1**. Fig. 189 Fig. 189 Buildings and other manmade structures have become nest sites for a number of species. With some species natural sites have been almost totally abandoned in favour of artificial structures. Cliff Swallows commonly nest under eaves and bridges where the structures form part of the walls or roof of the gourd-shaped mud nests. (Photo by G. K. Peck) Fig. 190A A five-tiered nest of an Eastern Phoebe on the inside wall of an abandoned house in Halton RM, photographed 19 Ju Stock Photo](https://c8.alamy.com/comp/RH69R7/breeding-birds-of-ontario-nidiology-and-distribution-birds-birds-birds-itquotquotquot1-fig-189-fig-189-buildings-and-other-manmade-structures-have-become-nest-sites-for-a-number-of-species-with-some-species-natural-sites-have-been-almost-totally-abandoned-in-favour-of-artificial-structures-cliff-swallows-commonly-nest-under-eaves-and-bridges-where-the-structures-form-part-of-the-walls-or-roof-of-the-gourd-shaped-mud-nests-photo-by-g-k-peck-fig-190a-a-five-tiered-nest-of-an-eastern-phoebe-on-the-inside-wall-of-an-abandoned-house-in-halton-rm-photographed-19-ju-RH69R7.jpg ". Breeding birds of Ontario : nidiology and distribution. Birds; Birds; Birds. ?•• .iT""*;"1**. Fig. 189 Fig. 189 Buildings and other manmade structures have become nest sites for a number of species. With some species natural sites have been almost totally abandoned in favour of artificial structures. Cliff Swallows commonly nest under eaves and bridges where the structures form part of the walls or roof of the gourd-shaped mud nests. (Photo by G. K. Peck) Fig. 190A A five-tiered nest of an Eastern Phoebe on the inside wall of an abandoned house in Halton RM, photographed 19 Ju Stock Photo")
RMRH69R7–. Breeding birds of Ontario : nidiology and distribution. Birds; Birds; Birds. ?•• .iT""*;"1**. Fig. 189 Fig. 189 Buildings and other manmade structures have become nest sites for a number of species. With some species natural sites have been almost totally abandoned in favour of artificial structures. Cliff Swallows commonly nest under eaves and bridges where the structures form part of the walls or roof of the gourd-shaped mud nests. (Photo by G. K. Peck) Fig. 190A A five-tiered nest of an Eastern Phoebe on the inside wall of an abandoned house in Halton RM, photographed 19 Ju
RMDA4367–Barn Swallow (Hirundo rustica gutturalis) chicks at nest in shopping arcade nest has been continually occupied for twenty years
RMRDXK55–. The birds of Britain : their distribution and habits . Birds. Picarice 101 as holes and wall-tops inside church towers and other buildings. The two eggs have the same long outline and roughish white shell as those of Humming-birds. The nest is of a little straw stuck together with saliva. This species is locally common in Britain and in the western Palsearctic region, where several allied species complicate the question of range.. Goatsucker Family CAPRIMULGID..^, or Goatsuckers The Nightjar or Goatsucker (Caprimulgus europceus) is an uncanny looking bird with uncanny ways. The great wide ga
RMCNJNCN–Barn Swallow (Hirundo rustica) adult, in flight, returning to feed begging chicks on nest in barn, England, july
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