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Blue poison dart frog.Blue poison dart frog

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Why fireflies glow. So beautiful

CUP NESTS The cup nest is one of the most common bird nests out there and is definitely the first thing that springs to mind when you think of a 'birds nest'. As the name suggests, these bird nests are rounded or 'cup'-like. Birds that build cup nests rely on all kinds of materials to build their nests. They use twigs, grass, moss, leaves (pretty much anything they can get their beaks on) to form the foundations of their homes. To help birds that rely on materials to build their nests, you could leave natural fibres and plant material in your garden for them to collect. For birds like house martins, song thrushes and blackbirds, a muddy puddle is vital for their nest-building efforts. If it's been particularly dry, why not create a muddy patch or puddle in your garden for them to visit?

how do birds make their nests?Birds use their sharp beaks to manipulate and weave the fibres of their nest together. Then, birds rely on spider webs or mud to strengthen their nests, turning a loose group of twigs into a structurally sound home. Some birds even use their own saliva as a type of nest 'glue'.

how do birds make their nests?Birds use their sharp beaks to manipulate and weave the fibres of their nest together. Then, birds rely on spider webs or mud to strengthen their nests, turning a loose group of twigs into a structurally sound home. Some birds even use their own saliva as a type of nest 'glue'.

how do birds make their nests?Birds use their sharp beaks to manipulate and weave the fibres of their nest together. Then, birds rely on spider webs or mud to strengthen their nests, turning a loose group of twigs into a structurally sound home. Some birds even use their own saliva as a type of nest 'glue'.

how do birds make their nests?Birds use their sharp beaks to manipulate and weave the fibres of their nest together. Then, birds rely on spider webs or mud to strengthen their nests, turning a loose group of twigs into a structurally sound home. Some birds even use their own saliva as a type of nest 'glue'.

how do birds make their nests?Birds use their sharp beaks to manipulate and weave the fibres of their nest together. Then, birds rely on spider webs or mud to strengthen their nests, turning a loose group of twigs into a structurally sound home. Some birds even use their own saliva as a type of nest 'glue'.

how do birds make their nests?Birds use their sharp beaks to manipulate and weave the fibres of their nest together. Then, birds rely on spider webs or mud to strengthen their nests, turning a loose group of twigs into a structurally sound home. Some birds even use their own saliva as a type of nest 'glue'.

how do birds make their nests?Birds use their sharp beaks to manipulate and weave the fibres of their nest together. Then, birds rely on spider webs or mud to strengthen their nests, turning a loose group of twigs into a structurally sound home. Some birds even use their own saliva as a type of nest 'glue'.

how do birds make their nests?Birds use their sharp beaks to manipulate and weave the fibres of their nest together. Then, birds rely on spider webs or mud to strengthen their nests, turning a loose group of twigs into a structurally sound home. Some birds even use their own saliva as a type of nest 'glue'.

how do birds make their nests?Birds use their sharp beaks to manipulate and weave the fibres of their nest together. Then, birds rely on spider webs or mud to strengthen their nests, turning a loose group of twigs into a structurally sound home. Some birds even use their own saliva as a type of nest 'glue'.

how do birds make theirnests?

CUP NESTS The cup nest is one of the most common bird nests out there and is definitely the first thing that springs to mind when you think of a 'birds nest'. As the name suggests, these bird nests are rounded or 'cup'-like. Birds that build cup nests rely on all kinds of materials to build their nests. They use twigs, grass, moss, leaves (pretty much anything they can get their beaks on) to form the foundations of their homes. To help birds that rely on materials to build their nests, you could leave natural fibres and plant material in your garden for them to collect. For birds like house martins, song thrushes and blackbirds, a muddy puddle is vital for their nest-building efforts. If it's been particularly dry, why not create a muddy patch or puddle in your garden for them to visit?