Nesting holes in an old dead tree trunk Stock Photo

Ģ��ý

Create an account to use our new Smart Search tool

Nesting holes in an old dead tree trunk

RFID:2JCYKEY

Preview

Image details

Contributor:

Robert Schneider

Image ID:

2JCYKEY

File size:

61.5 MB (5.2 MB Compressed download)

Releases:

Model - no | Property - noDo I need a release?

Dimensions:

6000 x 3584 px | 50.8 x 30.3 cm | 20 x 11.9 inches | 300dpi

Date taken:

22 May 2022

Location:

Germany

More information:

Nesting holes in an old dead tree trunk - natural insect hotel close-up

Search stock photos by tags

Similar stock images

RF2S5RWJ8–Old dead tree trunk without bark with many nesting holes in the winter forest on the Auersberg, Eibenstock, Erzgebirge, Saxony, Germany, Europe

RF2Y81YPG–Dead tree trunk with woodpecker cavities in a forest. Close up shot, low angle shot, shallow depth of field, no people.

RMREKBX6–. Citizen bird: scenes from bird-life in plain English for beginners. Birds. 192 CITIZEN niUD The Tree Swallow (Or White-bellied Swallow) Length six inches. Upper parts sparkling green, with darker wings and tail, the latter but little forked. Under parts snow-white. A sweet, twittering song. Nests in the hollows of dead trees, usually in old Woodpeckers' holes, but occasionally in bird-boxes. Kggs pure white.. Tree Swallow. A good Citizen of the United States, but more shy than the Mar- tin and Barn Swallow; these two often return, year after year, to some favorite nesting place, but the Tree

RMPG181F–. Nature's carol singers. Birds. THE PIED FLYCATCHER. winged and other insects for the females, in singing, and chasing each other away from particular spheres of influence. The Pied Flycatcher, like its commoner relative, the Spotted Flycatcher, is a migratory bird, arriving in this country in April and leaving again in September and October. It builds its nest generally in holes in trees, but sometimes in old walls. The structure is composed of drj^ grass, dead leaves, and moss, with an inner lining of hair and feathers.. Please note that these images are extracted from scanned page images t

RMREKBYW–. Citizen bird. Scenes from bird-life in plain english for beginners. 192 CITIZEN BIRD The Tree Swallow (Or White-bellied Swallow) Length six inches. Upper parts sparkling green, with darker wings and tail, the latter but little forked. Under parts snow-white. A sweet, twittering song. Nests in the hollows of dead trees, nsually in old Woodpeckers' holes, but occasionally in bird-boxes. Eggs pure white.. Trek Swallow, A good Citizen of the United States, but more shy than the Mar- tin and Barn Swallow; these two often return, year after year, to some favorite nesting place, but the Tree Swallo

RMRDC8KX–. Nature's carol singers. Birds. THE PIED FLYCATCHER. winged and other insects for the females, in singing, and chasing each other away from particular spheres of influence. The Pied Flycatcher, like its commoner relative, the Spotted Flycatcher, is a migratory bird, arriving in this country in April and leaving again in September and October. It builds its nest generally in holes in trees, but sometimes in old walls. The structure is composed of drj^ grass, dead leaves, and moss, with an inner lining of hair and feathers.. Please note that these images are extracted from scanned page images t

Ģ��ý