do not know what this is :happy bday Madbat by jocko500
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these was under the bridges in Bridge Cite, Texas
not sure what bird made these but I do know bats do sleep under a lot of the bridges.
happy brithday Madbat

Comments (57)
fantastic image and dedi!!
Wonderful Jock we have them too but not quite so elaborate entrance holes..
coool shot Jocko, of those swallow nests
These are nests of swallows We have a lots of this here....under all bridge..ect :)
how amazing !!!!!! wonderful birthday work
wonderful and interesting image!!!!
Swallows for sure...industrial little guys. Nice.
joli nid!!
Very interesting nests!!
That "Madbat" comment is way cool!
Great capture and Birthday dedication!!!
Nice find and capture Jocko. Looking at the remains of previous nests, they don't last long. Dana
very interesting capture , nice textures and pov !
AMAZING, REALLY IMPRESSIVE CAPTURE! AND HAPPY BIRTHDAY!
Seems like they have the same architect design, lol. Interesting capture. Aloha
Really, such neat textures in Swallow art. Really a grand capture. Wonderful.
Looks like a SciFi scene. Bravo.
there are so many under the Red river bridge at 75 .I have pictures of the birds .outstanding shot
Now we know what bird it is. Excellent! I'll have to tell David. Great shot and dedication!
Very cool shot, those are really fascinating nests!
Very nice capture Jock. I think they are swallow nests!
Yeah, Barn Swallows. It's a neat perspective!
swallow houses indeed think the sparrows do them also in out state also. cool shot jocko.
INCREDIBILE!!!!! Awesome capture! :)
Looks like scene from "Alien" movie ;)
you will most likely find bats in much darker places ie: they have nest in our attic and we had a guy come out and remove them very professionally as to not kill the nest I do believe these are mud swallos very neat photo !~
suberB nests, very impressive how they build this