Rock Nuthatch Nests (Lesbos #30) by GiMi53
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Description
The Western Rock Nuthatch builds an elaborate flask-shaped nest from mud, dung and hair or feathers, and decorates the nest's exterior and nearby crevices with feathers and insect wings. The nests are located in rock crevices, in caves, under cliff overhangs or on buildings.
Thank you for you comments on my previous upload :
"Rock Nuthatch (Lesbos #29)"
"Rock Nuthatch (Lesbos #29)"
Comments (6)
Lovely shots and very clever birds.
Excellent and very interesting shots, Michel. They are really brilliant "craftsmen".
interesting to see what a bird build out of the nature !!
I'd love to sit and watch the holes, waiting for a bird to come out! Too bad it's just a picture, but a great one!
Thank you for you comments; my next upload :
"The flight of the Avocets (Lesbos #31)"
These are fantastic captures and a great collage. Nice eye to see these.