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Photos of birds' nests

David Pescovitz at 9:13 am Tue, Mar 13, 2012

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 Media Catalog Product Cache 1 Image 250X 040Ec09B1E35Df139433887A97Daa66F N E Nests San Francisco photographer Sharon Beals photographed hundreds of birds nests in the collection of the California Academy of Sciences and other science museums. She's posted the stunning images on Flickr and they are also compiled in her recent book, "Nests: Fifty Nests and the Birds that Built Them." (Thanks, Jennifer Lum!)

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  • D. Keith Higgs

    Does anyone else find ‘bird nests’ and ‘flicker’ to be redundant?

  • Steve Begley

    The book is amazing. I’ve known Sharon for a long time and I have some of the framed prints of these nests, really stunning work.

    She had a great earlier series of books about puppies and kittens that were a cut above the usual cat photos.

  • robotnik

    These are very nice but would be even better if she would PUT A BIRD ON IT!!!!

  • http://pulse.yahoo.com/_BOOM27DBLMZQIJVK4BQLE7K5YA Nagurski

    There’s something sad about mute, indoor nests and the lifeless eggs that no chick will ever emerge from. They pretty, though.