These are nests in the trees from last year. It made me google what happens to these old nests. They are not re-used but birds will return to the same site and rebuild! They may recycle some of the pieces from the old nest. It is better to leave the old nests for their rebuilding efforts.
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That's interesting, didn't know that! Hugs, Valerie
Is that true of all birds I wonder.
clever birds, I would prefer a new nest too!
oh your post reminded me the incident i witnessed four days ago ,in my school building under the roof of corridor there is a fancy grill where the ceiling fan is hanging ,i used to see a couple of sparrow bringing strings and going under the fancy shad,i avoid turning the fan on when the pair is around ,four days ago when during the break time i was sitting on the chair having tea suddenly a sparrow fell on table font of me little blood came out of his mouth and he died it was so sudden and i was too shocked as he could not live in that house he was building alongwith his companion ,the fast moving wing hit his heart so hard ,i wonder what will do his partner now
I think I read before that birds won't use the same nest twice. It would be less silly if they didn't go to the same area and use their old nest to make the new one. Just live in the old nest.
Oh Baili that is awful!
Good thought apparently Hawks and such keep building on their old nests
It is quite a study I am now realizing ...old nests can be I bad shape, invaded by parasites etc.
I always find interesting how the birds create a nest!
Lovely post
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I knew they didn't reuse the whole thing again the next year. Birds are weird
I don't see bird nests in my yard anymore.
A lovely shot.
That's such a beautiful shot Christine! It's interesting to learn about the bird's nesting habits, thank you.
Gorgeous shot. Thanks for sharing!
I think some birds use old nest is funny I dont know why !
Last year I saw an old nest we had was busy three times in the year :))
But usually the nest are in the trees and nobody use.
I wonder what they do in Hawaii. Hmmm...
Funny last bit, their rebuilding efforts.
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