Bird & Squirrel Feeder - Karuizawa, Nagano, Japan
Japan
Riet Vell Barn Owl Nest - Ebro Delta, Catalonia, Spain
Spain
White-Bellied Sea Eagle Nest - Sydney, Australia
Australia
Mississippi River Flyway - Lake Onalaska, Wisconsin, USA
United States
Bald Eagle Nest - West Mifflin, Pennsylvania, USA
United States
Waterhole and Vultures - Victoria Falls Safari Lodge, Zimbabwe
Zimbabwe
Royal Albatross Nest - Taiaroa Head, New Zealand
New Zealand
Peregrine Falcon Nest Box - Orange, New South Wales, Australia
Australia
Osprey Nest - Charlo, Montana, USA
United States
California Condor Nest - Big Sur, California, USA
United States
Poole Harbour Osprey Nest - Dorset, UK
United Kingdom
Garden Bird Feeder - Pretoria, South Africa
South Africa
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