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Osprey, Pandion haliaetus, near Alpine Junction, Wyoming, landing at nest.

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Picture of the catholic church of Pancevo at dusk. Crkva Svetog Karla Boromejskog is a church located in Panevo, Serbia. It is dedicated to Saint Charles Borromeo and serves as a place of worship and community gatherings. The church is noted for its architectural design and historical significance in the region. It is an important religious site for the local community and visitors interested in the cultural and religious heritage of Panevo. The image captures the clocktower steeple of the Serbian Roman Catholic Church of Crkva Svetog Karla Boromejskog, also known as Saint Carlo Borromeo, in Pancevo, Serbia. The church's architectural details and religious significance make it a notable landmark in the region.

Great White egret roosting in a bald cypress tree after sunset

a field with a large flock of snow geese with some just flying in to land

Close view of a sandhill crane, seen in the wild in a North California marsh

Above view on one female white big stork in nest on top of roof Chimney against clear blue sky preparing for flight

view from the boat on the river with waves and blue sky with white clouds and a flock of seagulls

A lone stork flying in a mixed sky above a Cathedral steeple.

Great Blue Heron nest building by gathering sticks

A White Stork preens as it stands on its nest atop a utility pole in the Moroccan town of Tillicht. It is looking down on its other nest that contains a pair of nestling still demanding to be fed.

Church tower and a chimney with a stork's nest in Rust at Lake Neusiedl in Burgenland, Austria

$L 95-110cm, wS 180-218cm.\nBreeds in open farmland with access to swampy riversides, marshes and flood lands. Strongholds in E. Europe, declining in NW Europe.\nNests, often in small colonies, in stick nest (man made).\nSummer visitor, winters in tropical Africa.\nNotable passage at Bosporus and Gibraltar end Augustus, returns in April.\nFood: frogs,, insects, also snakes, young birds etc.\n\nIn the Netherlands since some decades more to see in the described habitats. Also due a breed programme in the western part of the country.$

A single white stork on a tiled roof in the evening sun

A white mute swan with orange and black beak and young brown coloured offspring with pink beak swimming in a lake with blue water on a winter sunny day. The mute swan, latin name Cygnus olor.

It took some time to get this picture, seen in Bad Saulgau, Germany

Church steeple with a bird perched on the cross at the top.

Novi Sad / Serbia - August 16, 2017: Clock Tower at the Petrovaradin Fortress in Novi Sad, Vojvodina, Serbia

Lockdown shot of four storks in their nest on the top of the electricity pylon at sunset.

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