~ Over increasingly large areas of the United States, spring now comes unheralded by the return of the birds, and the early mornings are strangely silent where once they were filled with the beauty of bird song ~
-- Rachel L. Carson --
Empty?House Wren nest in a basket on my carport.
Don't know if they got the fur lying on the ground
or
off my goat, Patrick :)
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How adorable! I bet goat hair makes a perfect nest.
ReplyDeleteWhat a neat photo! Bird nests are always amazing! Thanks for sharing, mine is up as well. Happy Hunting!
ReplyDeleteWhat a pretty little nest! I'll bet the fur came from Patrick. But Patrick looks very nice, I'll bet he was happy to donate some of his furs for the birds.
ReplyDeleteRight, Patrick?
It always amazes me the places birds find to make nests:-) It's also funny to see what they USE to make their nest...dog hair, human hair, string, etc...and now I see even goat hair! lol Great picture for this weeks' theme! Mine is up too:-)
ReplyDeleteAt least once every spring we find a nest in our garage ;)...I hate to guess as to what some of the 'threads' are!! ;)
ReplyDeleteif i could find a nest, i'd definitely take a pic of it! it's just an amazing thing 4me! cute goat! reminds me of my hometown,hehehe! happy hunting!
ReplyDeleteI love birds' nests. We have a pair making one on one of the lights by our front porch this morning. They're driving my cats crazy. :)
ReplyDeletei love your goat :) great pic for the hunt, thanks for visiting us.
ReplyDeleteI'm imagining the birds swooping down and grabbing a hair off Patrick -- gone before he can even react -- and he would have an endless supply of soft, warm nest lining for them. Great take on the theme!
ReplyDeleteI love the nest image! It has such an interesting texture to it.
ReplyDeletePatrick is a very cute goat! What a lovely wren's nest. :) Perfect choice for the theme.
ReplyDeleteThanks for visiting!
Our yard is filled with chickadees. The cats are more interested in hunting voles. Now I need a goat.
ReplyDeleteI do beleive you are the only person I know who has a goat! and a cute goat at that! Great photos!
ReplyDeleteWow, a real empty nest! Neat photo, and Patrick looks like a sweety.
ReplyDeleteTara
Thanks for the visit.
Is this a nest they have just built and are planning to use? How lovely... but poor Patrick... having hair plucked from your head... he is probably most annoyed.
ReplyDeleteThanks for the visit.
Birds' nests are so amazing, aren't they? They make them so beautifully. Lovely pictures and lovely goat!
ReplyDeleteThanks for visiting earlier :)
I bet goat hair makes for a soft nest....do the birds dive bomb him or use fur that has already been shredded?
ReplyDeleteThat's a great interpretation. We had a bird build a nest and lay eggs next to our house one spring and it was a wonderful adventure for our whole family to watch the eggs hatch.
ReplyDeleteall too adorable! thanks for visiting.
ReplyDeleteHey there another Georgia blogger!! Nice to meet you!! I live in Savannah...I have met several now that live here in Ga. So nice to meet yet another one. Thanks for stopping by...do come by again and visit...Sandy
ReplyDeleteCute goat! And great photos for today.
ReplyDeleteThanks for stopping by!
Looks like you've got "empty nest syndrome". (Sorry!)
ReplyDeleteThanks for stopping by mine.
What a nice treat to find hiding & Patrick is very cute! Thanks for stopping by
ReplyDeleteLike the empty nest - but I love the goat.
ReplyDeleteGive Patrick a pat or two from Frances in New York :)
Great shot of "empty" - and I love the goat :)
ReplyDeleteGreat choice for the theme and I loved the picture of Patrick. Thanks for stopping by my site and my wishes for a fantastic week.
ReplyDelete:-)
I love the shot of the nest.
ReplyDeleteGreat choice
:)
I thought about posting an empty nest as well, but I used it for a different theme. My friend has a nest made out of fur from her horses.
ReplyDeleteGreat photo's! I love the nest photo and your goat is very cute! Maybe the nest is only temporarily empty.
ReplyDeleteLovely shots. Happy weekend.
ReplyDeleteIt's a wonderful photo and commentary. I read a book about ravens and they will pull fur off of living animals! Not often, but it has been observed. So perhaps they did!
ReplyDeleteLovely photos. That's a nice nest and I'm sure the fur makes it really soft and comfortable.
ReplyDeleteThanks for visiting Bobbie.
Ah....I see we had the same idea for "empty"! Thanks for vising Pollywog Creek. I hope you have a wonderful weekend!
ReplyDeleteIs that what they call empty nest?
ReplyDeleteThanks for visitin' me ... We both seemed to have birdies on the brain with our Photo Scavenger Hunt posts ...
ReplyDeleteDMM
I can see the empty nest. Where do you suppose did they all go?
ReplyDeleteThanks for the visit.
wow bird nest within your reach..we don't get tat kinda stuff here living in apartment..:((
ReplyDeleteEnjoy yur weekend
Pato & Pearl
PS : thanks for visiting our blog
Birds are amazing, aren't they. Patrick seems like the perfect name for a goat, not sure why, but it just feels right. Thanks for stopping by my empties.
ReplyDeleteThat's a great photo!
ReplyDeleteNice to meet you Patrick.
Its amazing how birds build a nest from what ever they can find..
ReplyDeleteVery nice photo
I love your bird nest! It's interesting how they will find whatever they need to make their homes as comfortable as possible, isn't it?
ReplyDeleteThank you, Patrick :)
ReplyDeleteMine's up too :)
Wonderful photo for the hunt! Love the goat, too. Patrick is a great name.
ReplyDeleteWhat a beautiful little nest... and a cute goat too! Great entry for this week's theme. Thanks for dropping by my site.
ReplyDeleteYou just gave me a great idea! I have a little wicker bird house, I think I'll put some shiba inu fur in it...lucky bird that nests in that! Thanks for visiting :-)
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