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The contrast of branches against the sky makes nest spotting pretty easy. |
As temperatures drop, we all find ourselves staying inside more and cozying up with family and friends. Maybe you are enjoying evenings by the fire, sipping warm cider or cocoa, or cuddling under blankets with your kids. This nesting is a natural human instinct--something we often associate with expecting parents--and highlights the comforts of home.
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That is a large nest! |
With the leaves off Rutherford's trees, many outdoor nests are on view these days. While these may be empty for the winter, we know our avian friends will return once temperatures rise again.