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Field Notes

Description:

Bird's nest constructed of twigs & small pieces of polythene in the aperture of a headstone.

Habitat:

Olivet cemetery, Nashville, Tennessee.

Notes:

Possibly a robin's nest as there were many of that species in the cemetery. I'm not entirely sure as it isn't the cup shape that robins usually construct.

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Comments (8)

Thanks Sarah! It certainly is!
Very unique residence! Cool photos, KarenL!! :)
Prime real estate Satyen!
Amazing spotting, perfect place to build a nest.
Thanks Ava! I do too - one of the neatest examples I remember seeing was in St James' park in London, where the sparrows had taken up residence in the ornate "galleons" on top on all the lampposts!
I really love spottings of animals using human constructions to live in/on. This is excellent!
I might just check on it if I am in that area Christy! It's a massive cemetery with several thousand graves so I may not be able to find it again though!
Pretty neat Karen...you'll have to keep us updated if it gets used this spring! (if that is convenient!) ;-)

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