Starlings have been collecting dry twigs and grass and then disappearing beneath the edges of the house and the
I had noticed the swallows (they are 'welcome swallows' for those keeping score) hovered in the back
I can imagine the cacophony that will eventually come with all the little ones demanding to be fed! It should be interesting, to say the least! But then, I suppose that's what we get for living in the only house within shouting distance of the dairy cows in the pastures that surround us.
It's all nice and natural, but there are two concerns I have. One is: what kind of mess will they make? The other thing is, I'm thinking about how I can get some pictures of the new arrivals!! We'll see what happens.
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I love to watch nesting activities during the season.
I love spring and baby birds and it sounds like you are more than blessed! Of course they will make a mess, but nothing a bit of soapy water and a scrub brush won't take care of, I'm sure. So worth it to have the sounds of baby birds to brighten up your day! xo
Thanks for coming by and hope to see you again ~ As you probably know ~ New England is moving into Fall and love your post on Spring ~ a time of rebirth in nature and some humans too ~ Looking forward to your photography ~ carol ^_^
It seems so odd to see you talking about the coming of spring as we are entering our autumn. I'm confident that you'll enjoy your birds, even if they make messes. So fun to hear them and watch them. Looking forward to seeing those photos.
Spring did start indeed and today it felt like summer soo hot. The birds are flying around here with twigs as well and we here some scratching under the roof too. We have nests every year. I like hearing the birds in the morning
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