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That is so neat. We don't get swallows around my home. Thanks for sharing and for the linky.
ReplyDeleteDanielle @ Royalegacy
Oh how cool and what a great shot!
ReplyDeleteLovely shot! Look at that nest! Thanks for hosting.
ReplyDeleteBarn swallows are among my favorite birds, because they eat so many flying insects. Thanks very much for posting this wonderful shot of a nest, which is beautiful in & of itself.
ReplyDeletewow..amazing! just think of all that work that mom bird did!
ReplyDeleteCool photo and a very nice saying about the worm not being thrown into the nest. We all have to put forth effort in life, even the birds.
ReplyDeleteLovely shot of its home :)
ReplyDeleteAww!! I love swallows. I remember them in my grandmother's farm in Poland.
ReplyDeleteTheir nests are so cool!
ReplyDeleteSo cool!
ReplyDeleteThat's so cute!!
ReplyDeleteAwesome. Not much of that in NYC...
ReplyDeleteVery intriguing image and beautiful bird.
ReplyDeleteHe looks like he is defending his home. I wouldn't mess with him. :)
ReplyDeleteGreat capture!
ReplyDeleteCheesecake and Cupcake
Birds are so fun to watch. Great shot!
ReplyDeleteWow! Very textural photo and bird is awesome ~ thanks, ^_^ (A Creative Harbor)
ReplyDeletesweet photo! thank you for hosting my friend xo
ReplyDeleteWhat a wonderful moment to capture!
ReplyDeleteHappy WW, and thank you for visiting! :)
That nest looks so fluffy and comfy.
ReplyDeleteThat's really neat! We have a little nest in our backyard and it was a joy hearing the chirps of little birds!
ReplyDeleteThanks for linking up w/w! Have a great Wednesday!
Carolyn
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What an interesting looking nest.
ReplyDeleteHave a great WW!
POSH
Very cool! I'd never seen that type of nest before and it's such a beautiful bird. It really let you get close! Happy WW!
ReplyDeleteGreat shot! Thanks for sharing and for your visit.
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Love the quote...and thanks for visiting my blog!
ReplyDeleteWow, that's an impressive shot. With that fierce look the swallow needs no words to get its meaning across.
ReplyDeleteThanks for visiting my WW. :)
OneDay - I was at least 5 feet away, and the swallow was still squawking to try to scare me away from the babies. 10x zoom is fantastic.
ReplyDeleteNice shot! Reminds me of being back on the farm. We were always stumbling upon some awesome stuff!
ReplyDeleteI miss the little birdies. It was fun watching them grow. Hope another couple rents the nest. :)
ReplyDeleteHi... I just HAD to link up... a fellow Aquarian and animal/bird lover here. I've grabbed your badge !
ReplyDeleteJennie. x
What a cool photo! I love that quote--so true!!
ReplyDeleteAww, looks like it's protecting some eggs or babies in there. :)
ReplyDeleteAww, what a great shot! We had a bird's nest one year right on top of one of the light fixtures by the front door, at first I thought the birds had lost it, they kept swooping in. We tried to use the back door as much as possible, but while the nest remained, they decided not to lay eggs there the following year!
ReplyDeleteLove them! Great shot!
ReplyDeleteWhere do you live that these are native to? I've never seen a nest (or bird) like that. What material is the nest made of?
ReplyDeleteSarah - I live in Delaware, near the ocean. The nest is mostly made of mud and straw, I think.
ReplyDeleteGreat photo capture!
ReplyDeleteGreat shot,love how the bird is watching you :)
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