Swallows are now into basket weaving.

This is the first swallow’s nest I've seen that wasn't mud brown. Looks like this pair has been watching decorating shows through the window with my wife.

I would appreciate feedback on this one. Have you seen this striation in swallow’s nests before?

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Susan Gets Native said…
Ihaven't seen this, but it sure is pretty.
(I hopped over here from Bill of the Birds)
I like your blog...will be back.
10:35 pm
Bill of the Birds said…
Ric:

Have not seen this before. It's interesting.

Nice job on the blog, amigo.
3:01 pm
Rondeau Ric said…
Thanks guys.
I didn't know I had a talented swallow.
3:07 pm
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