Introduction:
When our birds become ready for breeding, they exhibit striking behavior. The male begins to whistle vigorously, stands high on his legs and shows aggressive behavior. The pupa is starting to lose feathers and here and there a fallen wing feather is already flying around. In short, there are clear signals that announce the coming breeding season. In this article I would like to briefly discuss a few things about the nesting process, because things can sometimes go wrong during construction, as well as with the nest location and nesting material.
Setting up the nest:
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