Crows' nest update. Day 12. Someone is busy setting things up. Do you agree that it now looks like an nest? An unfinished one, but it already looks better than a pigeon's nest.

Whoops, I forgot to post the nest picture yesterday. Here it is: Day 11 of nest building.

#Nest, day 10. It's starting to look like a nest. This morning, the #crows were really busy building. I was away part of the afternoon and I didn't really see them when I got home, except at one point, one came to beg for peanuts on the balcony.

On a side note, there was a dead (and partly eaten) pigeon on the sidewalk near my house. Some cars go a bit fast on that road and I don't exclude an accident. However, it's the second time it happens in a few months. Crows? Were you involved somehow?

Today's nest construction picture. Day 9. With some very special guests: Mr & Ms Crow themselves!!!

I almost forgot, today's advancement in the building of the nest. It's Day 8.

There was a branch with lots of twigs and leaves still attached on the ground, right under the nest. I can't imagine the crows carrying it from somewhere (it was too big) but I can't believe it's a coincidence either. Where does it come from? Hmmmm...

I guess we can call that a slow but steady progress. It rained a bit today (but maybe that's the normal speed for a nest to be built; I don't know)
Oh, I should number the days. This is Day 7.

Not a lot of progress in the nest building today, but to the crows' defense, it rained this morning, and it was much colder than it should for early March.

Well, despite some heavy rain this morning, the crows have done a good job yesterday afternoon and this afternoon.
There is some clear progress compared to yesterday mid-day (the white coat hanger has been integrated to the nest, as well as a blue one, and more twigs and small branches.

Apart from that, Ms. Crow is actually still roosting, I saw her leave this evening. Mr. Crow was left alone, I wanted to give him a hug (not realistic, I know)