Potential Nesting Sites by junge1
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Description
These tiles offer plenty of opportunity for birds to build nest. Ranch House Chapel, Camp Pendleton, California.
Picture was taken on 16 March 2013,
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Comments (26)
Superb capture my friend. God bless.
I worked on some two story houses with tiles like these and it is no fun. the squirrels,birds, and other varmints loves them
Very good capture. While not afraid of heights per se, I tread very cautiously near tiled roofs, un less they have a very shallow slope.
Nice shot, Sig! I wonder if there is an avian equivalent of the Biblical lesson of one man building his house on a rock and another building his on the sand. One bird built its nest in the solid, clay tiles, while another bird build its nest on a lightning-prone, wind-whipped, fire-stoking tree limb. :)
It looks very cozy! (Obviously there's no HOA there. LOL!)
Another beautiful photograph. Simple things are the best.
COOL SHOT
a nice site, protected !! nice capture.
Nice for them to have a roof over their heads!!
cool hidingplaces; nicely captured
I'd say it looks like pigeon heaven!
Another beautiful capture... very very well done!!!
Yep the birds would love this part of the house nice shot.
And they will build their nest anywhere! Great capture!
Ein toller Schnappschuss, ich denke mal, dass da auch die Hornissen gerne nisten würden!
Cool, outstanding capture!!!!!!!!!!!
Shining shot.
Wonderful and interesting shot Sig.
Someone should put a For Rent sign up there.It is sure to be a popular place this time of year.
Interesting capture! :)
INTERESTING
beautiful capture
Interesting photo.. those tiles are definitley invitational!!
I hope the birds will be very happy there. Great capture.
Nice shot, Sig. Well i guess the small animals need to breed too :) Maybe an annoyance for humans and buildings :)
A great photo Sig and they sure did collect enough nesting material up in there!