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THE EGG OF A VULTURE IN THE NEST BUILT WITH BRANCHES AND STEMS AND PLANTS

Four eggs laid by a blackbird in Pembrokeshire, Wales.

nest of a great crested grebe (Podiceps cristatus) with three eggs

Outskirts of the town of Schiedam. Netherlands. Close-up of a white swan's nest.

Urban Mute Swan newly hatched family in the nest with eggs

A Swan incubating its eggs in Spring in it's nest on lakeside in April

in an abandoned swan nest lie many swan eggs

Mute swan were brought to Ontario, Canada, in the 1950s. They are considered an invasive species in Ontario due to their aggressive behaviour and negative impact on native waterfowl species. The population has steadily increased since their introduction, and efforts have been made to manage their numbers and mitigate their impact.

Ostrich egg on green grass top view .

Female Swan Incubating Eggs on the Nest in the Ljubljana Marshes, Springtime in Slovenia

Monitoring the journey of crocodile breeding to Banten Province, this is one way to maintain its population in nature. The first observation is that crocodiles lay eggs and their eggs.

Real chicken eggs on a farm in repurposed wooden drawer

Brown Pelican nest with eggs, Archipelago Las Perlas, Panama, Central America

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Swan's Nest in Heiligenhaus on Abtskuecher pond. Hump swan pair guarded the nest bird eggs.

Farmers eggs with natural pastel colors

Three white eggs in the nest on the ground in the forest

Close up of a mute swan tending to a nest of unhatched eggs

Small duckling hatches from the egg

Swan nest with 9 beautiful eggs

Bird`s nest of the Great Tit.Macro picture of the five eggs.latin name:Parus major

nest of the mute swan waiting for the warmth of the parent animal which is currently moving to the nest

Eggs of Silkie Chicken

Group White Turkey egg on hay nest in garden at thailand

Close up of a goose egg in a reed

Eggs in the nest

$Most familiar duck, and ancestor of domestic duck. Breeds in parks, by canals in towns, on eutrophic lakes, woodland and marshes, seashores; accepts very small waters (tiny pools, ditches etc.). Resident in much of Europe, except in N and E, where it retreats from the ice in winter.\nWide range of nest sites; under bush, tree-hole, artificial nest-basket, near or on buildings.\n\nThis is fairly the most common duck in the Netherlands.$

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