The nest is a half-saucer of loosely woven twigs, stuck together and cemented to the chimney wall with the bird’s glue-like saliva Both parents independently contribute to the nest: they break off small twigs with their feet while flying through branches, then return to the nest site with the twigs in their bills. What type … Read more
If you discover birds lurking around but not yet nesting, simply rattle the damper a few times to encourage the bird to move on Once a birds nest in chimney is built, they will not easily choose to leave, and we shouldn’t try to force them out. After all, they’ll be gone in a few … Read more
This blog post will cover all the important details regarding the following topic: What Kind Of Birds Live In A Chimney?. Read below to find out more. The most likely possibility is that the birds are chimney swifts (assuming you live within their range in eastern North America). If so, the young will have no … Read more
This blog post will cover all the important details regarding the following topic: What Is A Chimney Sweep Bird?. Read below to find out more. Chimney Swifts are among the most aerial of birds, flying almost constantly except when roosting overnight and nesting When they do come to rest, they never sit on perches like … Read more