Okay, some of the timings seem to have been assisted with Photoshop, but the images are still neat.  I don't know if these have been shared here before; the link showed up on my Pinterest feed today.  Some of the bird images are pretty cool.

http://www.boredpanda.com/perfectly-timed-funny-animal-pictures/

I've seen a few of these but WOW, some of them are wild!! Thanks!

Keeping an eye on mom in case she has a morsel!

Hi momma!

No breakfast yet



DC came through and brought breakfast but he wasn't willing to give it up. He just wanted to feed the baby. Beauty managed to grab it from him.

Glad ya got to see some humans today! Nice of the girls to come for a visit.  Stubby is a cute cat as is Prego Hemi. KITTENS!!!  Thanks for the pics. Enjoy your last few days in Paradise.

been watching Quest for the past 40 minutes, scraping, pebbling, getting the nest ready for next seasons clutch of 4! Others must be off playing.

http://www.aol.com/video/lightening-fast-cats/517407376/?a_dgi=aolshare_facebook

Surprise!!

http://www2.tbo.com/news/community-news/2012/jul/05/memeto1-thousands-of-pinellas-shorebird-chicks-egg-ar-423911/

ST. PETERSBURG --

Tropical Storm Debby washed thousands of young shorebirds into the sea or buried them in shifting sands.

Wimbledon Raptors - And Pigeons

http://www.birdnote.org/show/wimbledon-raptors-and-pigeons

Wimbledon is legendary: the verdant green of the courts, the throngs of fans in sun hats, sightings of royalty ... and lots of pigeons. Since the tennis tournament at the All England Club began in 1877, pigeons nested in the stands and generally made a mess of things. Today, though, very few pigeons attend Wimbledon. Fans can thank falconer Wayne Davis and his Harris’s Hawk, Rufus. Davis flies Rufus over the Wimbledon grounds a few times a week throughout the year -- a truly scary sight for any other feathered visitors.

http://www.presstelegram.com/news/ci_21008635/one-terns-return-is-reminder-drownings

LONG BEACH - For a while at least, the re-tern was a feel-good story. Until, that is, it took a turn for the worse.

Jay Holcomb, the director emeritus of International Bird Rescue, called "bittersweet" the discovery of a Caspian tern his group had saved as a chick six years ago but ultimately had to euthanize because of a badly broken wing.

http://bostonherald.com/news/regional/view.bg?articleid=1061143773

A tiny Costa’s hummingbird, less than 4 inches long, has surprised the Franklin Park Zoo staff by building a nest and laying an egg inside it in the zoo’s Butterfly Landing exhibit

http://www.tehachapinews.com/news/local/x918350531/Condor-sightings-in-Tehachapi-area-expected-to-become-more-common

There are believed to be only 125 California Condors in the state — of 386 worldwide according to the federal Fish and Wildlife Service. And only 213 of the total are in the wild.

He was patting her on the back before!   

Putting this here, just because. Anyone know what this is coming out of the Hawk's mouth? Looks like Pooh but from the wrong end. Posted by Ann B

That mucus? Is it sick?

Has anyone seen this before?

Breakfast has arrived and baby need the feeding to go faster!!

Oh the sounds of a hungry eyas----precious!

Not fast enough, faster, I'm starving.




 Oh, there's still feet attached! Ick

Beauty left, probably to find some fill for the little one, DC arrives.

Feeling bad that he had no food and didn't dare go in as baby was screaming at him, he hid up on the roof.

Maybe she won't see me up here.

Apparently not.