Your Small Things Can Help Build A Nest.

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I have this habit of keeping some food and water on my window grill for the little birds, as it is of more need for them in this very hot days of March to help them from starvation and dehydration. I mostly leave some coconut shells to dry out there besides the food and water, until one day I realized a small sparrow came by, she ate, drank and then started pulling the strings of the coconut shells. It was really hard for that little body, but she kept on pulling and pulling until a single string came off, she flew off with it and again she came and repeated the same that continued for about an hour or so. Had this curiosity in mind what's the use of those strings for this little bird, so decided to keep a little watch on her as off, where she is taking those strings, and to my amaze I realized that dear little bird was working on building her sweet little home on the tree near by. So decided to help this bird, I went back home and removed each and every of those strings from those coconut shells spread them in small parts and spread it all over, then waited for her to come. She came and she took almost three to four string at once in her beak and off she went. The satisfaction was unexplainable that save her energy and time. A few days later had this old pillow of mine which I had to dispose off, but then came into my mind the cotton inside this cushion could also be a great means of nest building material. So I did removed some cotton and spread a little bit over the floor and for my amaze all of was gone next day. So guys it's just not food we can help them, it's also with the shelter. So hope you also do the same as I do, don't let things go to waste if they are of so value to someone else. Image Credit:- Pixabay.