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black birds on black tree branches isolated on white background

A large bird's nest is on a high tree. There are no leaves on the trees.

Mezzotint photo of bare trees with birds

nest building of a magpie in a tree without leaves in Springtime. Made by a long-tailed crow - magpie bird for laying eggs and sheltering its young

Inspecting the top of a high voltage transmission tower where an eagle as built a nest.

Chincoteague Island, Virginia, USA - March 21, 2024: A grove of evergreen trees within the Chincoteague National Wildlife Refuge supports a large nest watched over by a Bald Eagle blending into the branches.

a group of sparrow perch on top mast of the yacht anchored near Waisai Harbour, Raja Ampat.

Fisherman's Wharf is a neighborhood and popular tourist attraction in San Francisco, California. In pier 45, the SS Jeremiah O'Brien is docked. It is a National Historic Landmark, preserved as a memorial and museum ship as part of the San Francisco Maritime National Historical Park located near the Wharf.

storks nest on ancient Corinthian Column

$Nest of sedge-warbler bird vintage illustration. Sourced from antique book \$

Bare branches of an oak in winter with several birds nests, 35mm black and white film.

$empty stork nest, waiting for their owners,\nstorks nest in the spring months$

Bird's nest in bare tree. Photo has a border.

a flock of starlings (Sturnus Vulgaris) gathers on a television aerial

$Breeds in colonies (rookeries) in agricultural areas. Builds loose stick nests close together in crowns of tree clumps near farms, parks, highway sides and in villages; in spring, before trees in leaf, nests like large witches brooms.\nForages in flocks on ploughed fields, on pasture and along ditch sides, often accompanied by Jackdaws.\nRelative bold where not persecuted. Omnivore, but takes mostly insects and earthworms.\nMigratory in far NE.\n\nThis Crow is relative scarce in the Netherlands, except the North and South, where the Habitats are still intact.$