Wow, what a chief builder he/she is! I’am always in awe of their beak-work and over the years kept collecting the empty nests and had them on display in the veranda or outside the front door. Had to give this all up as we’re now in a ordinary rental flat 😦
A gr8 beginning of this day and week. Thank You.
A Baltimore oriole takes a lot of time weaving and the nest dangles from a branch. Very cool! We have a nest in our yard that crows congregate in late afternoon…. hoping the babes get a chance to grow and spread their wings!
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Takes architectural design to a whole new level…
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It does….
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Stitches MUCH more skillfully than I…
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Smiling. And she’s determined. No stopping her until this is right…and done.
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Wow, what a chief builder he/she is! I’am always in awe of their beak-work and over the years kept collecting the empty nests and had them on display in the veranda or outside the front door. Had to give this all up as we’re now in a ordinary rental flat 😦
A gr8 beginning of this day and week. Thank You.
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She is! Have a great week Kiki.
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artistry in motion
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What kind of bird is this? Watching the video has a certain calming effect, perfect for anyone in need of peace.
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No idea Steve. I had same reaction. Very calming.
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Another blogger sad it was a Baltimore Oriole. https://www.audubon.org/field-guide/bird/baltimore-oriole
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M’lord!! Simply amazing and very much needed!! Awesome …
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Beautiful.
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Not as good as your shots but pretty damn good.
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Aw…. I’m flattered.
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You’re Good!
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You’re sweet.
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A Baltimore oriole takes a lot of time weaving and the nest dangles from a branch. Very cool! We have a nest in our yard that crows congregate in late afternoon…. hoping the babes get a chance to grow and spread their wings!
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That’s a Baltimore Oriole!?! We didn’t know what it was. Thanks Val!
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Miracles by nature!
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They are.
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