Vultures and Nest in a Tree
About Me
- Linda
- Enjoy some photos of the mountain-valley region of Virginia, along with a bit of history and other interesting subjects. I try to update this blog daily, averaging over a photo a day. Since my work is covered by copyright laws, please contact me before republishing any of it.
My Sites and Info
Amazon Affiliate
Books by People I Know
Click to Rescue Ocean Wildlife!
Don't Miss:
Blog Archive
-
►
2012
(423)
- December (43)
- November (43)
- October (46)
- September (37)
- August (31)
- July (33)
- June (30)
- May (32)
- April (27)
- March (35)
- February (32)
- January (34)
-
►
2011
(441)
- December (33)
- November (34)
- October (35)
- September (37)
- August (39)
- July (31)
- June (35)
- May (39)
- April (41)
- March (39)
- February (36)
- January (42)
-
►
2010
(509)
- December (50)
- November (35)
- October (37)
- September (42)
- August (42)
- July (39)
- June (40)
- May (42)
- April (46)
- March (43)
- February (45)
- January (48)
-
►
2009
(591)
- December (54)
- November (45)
- October (55)
- September (53)
- August (46)
- July (48)
- June (60)
- May (42)
- April (44)
- March (38)
- February (51)
- January (55)
-
►
2008
(623)
- December (49)
- November (49)
- October (63)
- September (55)
- August (46)
- July (62)
- June (59)
- May (43)
- April (45)
- March (50)
- February (53)
- January (49)
-
►
2007
(519)
- December (37)
- November (45)
- October (48)
- September (42)
- August (46)
- July (37)
- June (33)
- May (47)
- April (46)
- March (54)
- February (47)
- January (37)
Frequent Topics
- About Me (95)
- Air Travel (45)
- American Revolution (21)
- Arts and Crafts (63)
- Autumn (164)
- Birds (232)
- Blue Ridge (73)
- Books (92)
- Bryce Resort (227)
- California (91)
- Carolina (47)
- Christmas (55)
- Churches (68)
- Civil War (455)
- Colonial Virginia (39)
- Creeks and Rivers (200)
- Deer (41)
- Dogs (200)
- Eastern Shore (71)
- Education (51)
- Family (470)
- Farms (131)
- Fences (53)
- Gardens (283)
- Genealogy (70)
- Great North Mountain (87)
- Health (100)
- Horses (37)
- Lakes and Ponds (186)
- Library (38)
- Living History (89)
- Massanutten Mtn. (107)
- Mills (35)
- Misc. Animals (105)
- New Jersey (18)
- Northern Neck (56)
- Ocean (82)
- Orkney Springs (73)
- Pennsylvania (41)
- Photo Techniques (73)
- Photoshop (149)
- Real Estate (83)
- Recreation (218)
- Remodeling (32)
- Shenandoah (659)
- Ships and Boats (64)
- Signs (164)
- Squirrels (115)
- Sunsets (105)
- Trees (163)
- Washington State (35)
- Web Tools (102)
- West Virginia (123)
- Winter (285)
Followers
Virginia is for Bloggers
CDP Member
We're Also Listed On...
Translate
Follow by Email
12 comments:
What a GREAT find. I don't think I have ever seen a Vultures nest before..... Or maybe I have and had no idea what I was looking at.
Neat that you found a nest! Wouldn't it be wonderful to have a nest-cam and get to see the babies!
(I think it's a squirrel's nest which happens to have a vulture sitting near it.)
Photography - spring flair / Fotografijoje pavasario nuojauta.
looks like the spring!
Wish you a nice week.
From Hilda
i think pville peg is correct. we have many squirrel nests in the trees in my yard and sadly one day i was watching a hawk flying around and a squirrel was racing up the trunk when the hawk swooped in and stole a baby squirrel from the nest. i saw the whole thing. so sad to see the mama squirrel go up to her nest and find her baby gone :(
Nice picture! We usually see the vultures sitting in the trees in the spring here.
Tanya and Peg, I hope they are not eating squirrels. Which is kind of funny because squirrels quickly multiply and become a nuisance! Still, they are so cute! I've been putting out extra food for the squirrel I saw who is missing one foot and his tail.
Oh wait! Vultures eat carrion, not live animals. So maybe the squirrels are safe.
This is a great picture of the nest -- and birds.
Their nests aren't always very big so I think perhaps it is theirs.
Hopefully this is close to you and you can watch to see if there is babies.
Thanks for dropping by my blog. :)
Post a Comment