Bird Nest In My Front Door Wreath

I so appreciate that part of nature.

Bird nest in my front door wreath.

My cousin had a mourning dove nest in the wreath on her front door too. To find the specific area in which you and your family will have extra good luck compare the placement of the bird nest on your property to this bagua map a feng shui tool used to identify the nine main areas of luck. She made her nest right behind the silk sun flowers and their leaves and it is in a perfect spot hidden yet i can still get a peak. Nests are good luck for everyone who lives there.

I have noticed that she does come back over a period of time but would they all be safer if i carefully move the wreath and tie it to a tree. I love to watch the birds. This is a first for my wreath with a wren. I dont really mind however my brother said the nest would leave a bad spot on the door.

How to keep birds from nesting in your wreaths. Last year had robins in my wreath. They tear the wreaths up by picking parts out of the wreaths to make their nests. Some birds have decided to build a nest in the wreath on our front door.

What would you do let them stay or take down the nest. She has already laid eggs in it but whenever i open the front door to go somewhere she gets frightened and flies away chirping very loudly and excited. Wrens in my front door wreath by. They usually use the back door so it was no problem to leave it alone.

They are beautiful with all the bright colors and fascinating to watch. Around the holidays you may discover your wreath decoration has been taken over by birds who have mistaken it for a nest. Also i dont know if it will cause some other problems later on. However when they make themselves a home where they are not wanted the beauty quickly turns into the beast.

But i do not want them in the wreaths on my front door building nests. I m afraid this will endanger the eggs. Birds can be beautiful while singing in the morning or flying through the sky. She is so very small and laid 6 light blue eggs.

This is so amazing. Since this is your only door you may want to move it but as others have suggested do it gradually only a foot or two every day or two until its conveniently placed for all of you. Last year a pair of small birds maybe finches or house wrens established a perfectly constructed nest in a wreath on my front door.