Bird nests can be incredible structures. Take, for example, the sociable weaver (Philetairus socius), which builds huge nests in nests, enough for hundreds of breeding pairs and several generations of birds. The house has many separate rooms or you want to anthropomorphize, small bird bedroom.
Studies have shown that homes have indoor and outdoor rooms, the middle rooms (near trees or telephone poles) were able to retain heat at night, and the outer rooms used for shading and cooling during the day. Homes so beautifully built that sometimes they can occupied for hundreds of years.
Then there is malleefowl (Leipoa ocellata), which forms the nest mound: a pile of rotten leaves with a layer of sand about 0.6 m (2 ft) long with a chamber of eggs rising to the top. The male molecule then adds or removes the soil during egg fuel as a way to control the temperature. There are countless other examples of birds creating incredible structures for living and raising their young. Then there are some more nests, where the birds clearly thought, “I’ll do it, I’ll close the clock soon”.
It is the next kind of thing that has taken the internet by storm over the last few days, because they, too, in their own special way, are amazing and will make you feel better about your own efforts to achieve something in life. Sometimes your nest does not have to be wide enough to be effective. Enjoy some of our favorites from the lazy birds of the world. You would not be surprised to learn that most of them come from pigeons.
Cuckoos, meanwhile, lay eggs in the nests of other birds hatch and feed the birds. They even lay eggs that mimic the colors, shapes, and sizes of their host birds, which prevents unwanted host birds from becoming suspicious and often expels the true offspring of the host bird from the nest. So cut the pigeons a little bit, it has been a year.
