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Singing, incubating, building, drumming, mutual preening and food sharing—all are signs that spring is coming soon to the PAWS Campus! Click below to download the PDF and read the full story in the latest Campus Update.
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Remarkable NatGeo-level photography and fascinating narrative! I particularly enjoyed the leave-roof montage and mama hummingbird with spider web in her beak - and that you knew what it was and how it was used. Thank you for the lesson and for keeping a watchful (digital) eye on them for us.
Posted by: Dana | Mar 14, 2012 at 03:19 PM
Fine work, Kevin! I'll be checking back to see if you can get photos of the crows as they nest and raise little ones.
I agree with Dana -- the photos of the hummingbird working on her nest are excellent. Thanks so much for all your careful work.
Posted by: Susan Mullen | Mar 15, 2012 at 11:43 AM
I love the hummingbird series. They are the best I've seen in terms of helping me understand the construction and its size relative to its surroundings. Kudos!
Posted by: Clare | Mar 15, 2012 at 12:56 PM
Beautiful photos. Thank you.
Posted by: Suzanne | Mar 15, 2012 at 02:42 PM
Thank you everyone! Kevin Mack is the incredible photographer and Wildlife Naturalist at PAWS, and we look forward to his campus updates all month :)
Posted by: PAWS | Mar 19, 2012 at 12:58 PM
I love the hummingbird series. They are the best I've seen in terms of helping me understand the construction and its size relative to its surroundings. Kudos!
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