WEST SEATTLE BIRDS: Watch for tiny nests

Thanks to Mark Dale for sending the photo of a nesting Anna’s Hummingbird in Lincoln Park. With spring now just three weeks away, it’s a reminder to watch for nests large and small, especially if you’re doing tree/shrub work. Here’s a WSB story from 2019 with photos and information, courtesy of community naturalist Kersti Muul, about what to watch for.

4 Replies to "WEST SEATTLE BIRDS: Watch for tiny nests"

  • Lisab February 26, 2022 (4:20 pm)

    Lovely pic and great reminder:)

  • Just wondering February 26, 2022 (4:48 pm)

    That nest is built to expand as the baby birds get bigger.  And their eggs are the size of small jelly beans!

  • Wildflower February 26, 2022 (6:41 pm)

    Aw sweet thing, this photo would be nice framed.

    Did you know hummingbirds sometimes use spiderweb silk for their nests?

  • flimflam February 27, 2022 (12:04 pm)

    Great picture! There are some wonderful nature/bird shots hereā€¦

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