...as we saw a little bird wearing a crown like a king or a queen. It is a Cape Wagtail (Motacilla capensis) so come and watch its antics with that crown. Like the last winter season, they are now again

Oh yes, it's a lemon, but it's not what this post is about. Something delightful is taking place inside the lemon tree. It happened first in our small front garden, that I have shared with you recently

...and the parents were feeding frenetically to still the hungry cries. A constant rush for the parents flying around and searching for food, and this is the nest of the Southern Double-collared Sunbirds

Almost there! Thirty four out of forty, six weeks more and I will be welcoming our baby boy! Screenshot from pregnancy calculator I am so closed that as I mentioned in my previous blogs, I am already on

In my blog here, I had mentioned that I dropped by at the mall to check the a an event (grand baby fair ) by baby company. Currently, I am already seven month pregnant and two months left, we will be welcoming

We visit an art cafe near our home for some coffee every now and then and at our recent visit, something extraordinary happened. Come and let me show you. Out of nowhere this little Cape Wagtail (Motacilla

One of nature's treasures, as this is the nest of the king of the sunbird species. It is said, that once the eggs hatch, the babies become independent young adults in only 4 weeks. So, imagine if a human

Thanks @nelinoeva for the new contest on Feathered Friends Community and the theme of this week is NESTING. Mostly I avoid taking these kind of photographs but I take these from a distance and not disturb

Hey hivian's It's Sunday evening here and the weather is very nice here. I was looking forward to write something here on hive and than i found an interesting topic to write. I found a show me a photo

Hi fellow Hiveians, Today the little man and I found some cool nesting boxes on one of our field walks! Bluebird Nesting Boxes With the little man at my side, there is always an adventure afoot! This has

I caught her on her way to the nest in the early evening. Come and watch how she climbs onto her nest to spend the night on guard. We could see some little holes appearing in the nest and it will not be

I am delighted and grateful for the opportunity to assist new workers in becoming endorsed on the production floor. The faith in me to undertake these large obligations astounded me. Since then, I've been

Hey everyone! So thought I would fill you all in on the birds nest filled with eggs I found here at my job not to long ago. You can view the post here. First picture I took by standing below, and reaching

A little over a week ago, while standing on the back porch, I noticed a mourning dove as it flew by me with a branch in it's mouth. I could hear it land somewhere just above me, near the porch's roof.

Greetings, Fellow Hunters of Inhabited Squares at Sunset! Waiting for the season? This...was edited into the 'correct'perspective. The original being more like this... An especially convenient subject,

In 2019 I found a very nice place where the Marsh Harriers build their nests nearby and I had the luck that I could watch them hunting, bringing in some nesting material and flying up and down the wetland

Decker, a Great Spotted Woodpecker who’s resident near the Injured Badger Hole has been accompanying my trips to the area for months. He’s quite territorial and doesn’t fly outside of his range, which

Back in June I shared how excited my family was to become bird watchers ever since we started studying Zoology in our homeschool. My kiddos have become quite the amateur ornithologists and are very passionate

Communities have existed since ancient days in nature. Communities are important and we have many communities in @hive that cater to all states. Today I will show you a community in nature called the @weaver

Hello Feathered Friends How are you friends I hope you are fine Today almost 8 o clock I went to my garden for morning walk I saw a pomegranate tree a little birds nest So wen I came near the bird fly