A lot of our trees in Salem lose their leaves every fall and stand naked against the grey, cloudy skies of winter. And within the naked trees are the birdnests.
Sheets tell the story
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“Let those winds of change blow over my head, I’d rather die while I’m living than live while I’m dead.” - Jimmy Buffett 1980
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So how do you shelter your feathered friends during the chill?
That's a good question! We see birds here year-round - even though it gets below freezing for a few weeks each winter. I don't know where they hide out or how they stay warm.
Cynthia -- Those are actually squirrel nests. If you watch closely, you can sometimes see them come and go.
HA! Some are for birds cause this morning I saw 2 birds come flying out of a nest in pic #3 above - nest on the middle right! I got some more pics and tried to zoom in...we'll see...the mystery continues...
Really! Crows do you think? That would make some sense. They love stick nest. Or maybe it's an avian housing shortage.
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