Cute! I like these things even though they're really nothing more than pigeons. And yes, I can see the bird in the 2nd photo - right in the middle, but very well hidden!
What a great shot. After seeing this I realized I don't really know the difference between a pigeon and a dove and looked it up. I see the question in a lot of responses on Google so guess I'm not the only one who has wondered.
Very sharp image of the bird in the top photo. The cactus will help protect the chicks from predators but I always wonder how the nesting pair keep from getting stabbed.
It doesn't look like the most comfortable spot for a nest. But, what do I know?!
ReplyDeleteI woke up this morning in Arizona to the sound of doves in our yard.
ReplyDeleteI found the dove in the big photo with the help that you centered the subject when taking the picture.
Coo coo, coo coo...
ReplyDeleteWow, what great shots! She looks a little annoyed in that first one. LOL.
ReplyDeleteCute! I like these things even though they're really nothing more than pigeons. And yes, I can see the bird in the 2nd photo - right in the middle, but very well hidden!
ReplyDeleteI love the sound of morning doves. This one is well protected in her (or his) nest. Also - I love the hidden "I spy" pictures! Great photos, Sharon!
ReplyDeleteI am impressed that you found her in there, but she is safe and secure from predators.
ReplyDeleteWhat a great shot. After seeing this I realized I don't really know the difference between a pigeon and a dove and looked it up. I see the question in a lot of responses on Google so guess I'm not the only one who has wondered.
ReplyDeleteShe looks as interested in you as you in her
ReplyDeleteVery sharp image of the bird in the top photo. The cactus will help protect the chicks from predators but I always wonder how the nesting pair keep from getting stabbed.
ReplyDeleteI guess I will file this in the category of "do your best with what you have." A nest in a cactus? Well, if there is nothing softer around . . .
ReplyDeleteCute! Doesn't she get needles/thorns in the foot?
ReplyDeleteI love Morning Doves and their soft cooing. She's well protected.
ReplyDeleteAhhhh
ReplyDeleteWonderful photo. It's amazing how so many birds make their nests in inhospitable places - more safety for the chicks!
ReplyDeleteLove the composition on top. Well done, Sharon.
ReplyDeleteIt always amazes me what passes as a nest for a dove. They are very minimalist. :)
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