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[doctor_octopus]

Scarlet Tanager, Chatham County

 

[05C40]

Great Blue Heron

 

[05C40]

Sadly, I did not undergo a spiritual rebirth or awaking upon seeing this Luna Moth.

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[05C40]

A buck in velvet. Taken in my back yard in July.

 

[donbosco]

In The Heights.

 

[donbosco]

The recent wind and rain streaked our window making this photo very deceptive.

It evoked Wander Above A Sea Of Fog by Friedrich to me.

 

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[05C40]

We once had a bird's nest in an overhand of our front porch. The baby birds fell out and were obviously too young to be fledglings. We looked up what to do, but the vast majority of sources said there was nothing we could do. Once the baby birds died, the mother would start over, maybe even in the same place. We finally found one source that said we could try feeding the birds by hand several times a day with an eyedropper using creamy peanut butter mixed/diluted with corn oil. We mixed up a batch and I hand fed the birds (which we had put back in the nest) the peanut butter corn oil mixture with an eye dropper on a regular schedule. The birds appeared to be doing well. After a couple of days, the mother came back and resumed feeding her babies. Eventually they all flew away and the mother did too. I then cleaned out the area where the nest had been. Downside: I think three or four generations of those birds built a nest in the exact same spot. Eventually, the family memory of this being a "good spot" faded and that spot on the front porch has remained nest free.

 

[UNCatTech]

We once had a bird's nest in an overhand of our front porch. The baby birds fell out and were obviously too young to be fledglings. We looked up what to do, but the vast majority of sources said there was nothing we could do. Once the baby birds died, the mother would start over, maybe even in the same place. We finally found one source that said we could try feeding the birds by hand several times a day with an eyedropper using creamy peanut butter mixed/diluted with corn oil. We mixed up a batch and I hand fed the birds (which we had put back in the nest) the peanut butter corn oil mixture with an eye dropper on a regular schedule. The birds appeared to be doing well. After a couple of days, the mother came back and resumed feeding her babies. Eventually they all flew away and the mother did too. I then cleaned out the area where the nest had been. Downside: I think three or four generations of those birds built a nest in the exact same spot. Eventually, the family memory of this being a "good spot" faded and that spot on the front porch has remained nest free.

We have had bird nest, eggs, and babies every year since moving to this house.

Normally they are in the ferns. This year we have already had one successful nest, this is number two.

This was the first nest. I missed them leaving the nest.

 

[doctor_octopus]

Black bear - Columbia, NC Sunday morning

 

[Patb78]

Black bear - Columbia, NC Sunday morning

Have seen a few of those around Columbia.

 

[donbosco]

My boys looking for me. Fourth floor window.

 

[donbosco]

2017, Cantina Triple ‘A’, Santa Cruz el Quiché, Guatemala.

 

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There are now 5 eggs in the nest.

 

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Someone buried this elephant with his trunk out.

 

[05C40]

Someone buried this elephant with his trunk out.

That elephant isn't buried, it's just swimming through dirt.

 

[OahuHiHeel]

UNC vs BC