Pest with a Nest

I blew off the entrance bridge this morning. As I walked back across the porch, I noticed fresh grass on the mat. This has happened before. Last time it was a Phoebe.

Poem about that here.

The Phoebes and I are No Longer Friends


I thought I had corrected the issue with a tight ring of hardware cloth which covers the top of the lamp and extends up to almost touch the ceiling.


I have been outdown by a tiny bird. This is not unusual here. It seems that tiny creatures are smarter than I am quite often.

I will wait to see which of my little friends has chosen to set up house on my porch. A Titmouse just scolded me. Is it she? Nope. She is in a house in the carport.

I had my Merlin App listen for possible suspects. See the screenshot below. Only a few are small enough.

Merlin App list of birds recorded.

I waited as patiently as an impatient person can, but never saw the nester. The nest must be removed. It is not only a mess-maker, it is also a fire hazard.

Somebody id. this nest.

Don’t hate on me bird people. I have enough problems without adding housefire to the list. Remember, I rescue mice, spiders and snakes.

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