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| faux blue eggs in a real bird's nest |
Welcome to Show and Tell Friday! Remember a few weeks ago I shared the photo below and told you that some wrens had built a nest in the cavity of the angel's head? Then on a really hot Saturday the babies flew away and we haven't seen them since. Well...I finally took the angel's head down and took out this oh-so-romantic nest! It took my breath away when I pulled it out!
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| The wren's nest was behind this angel's head |
They not only built their home in this romantic spot but their nest was truly beautiful! It had a white feather at the head of the nest! I know it wasn't one of their feathers because they were brown birds! Talk about feathering the nest!!!
It is now on display in My Romantic Home
I moved my living room around last weekend and I put the nest in silver bowl filled with shells and covered it with a cloche and it's now on top of this old dresser.
Thank you little wren's for sharing your beautiful nest with me! You are welcome to build another one there next year!
If you are joining in on Show and Tell Friday, please remember that your Show and Tell needs to be something from your home or garden. If you would like to join in, please enter your name and leave your exact Show and Tell blog post link, not just your blog link and as a common courtesy link back to my blog.
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That birdnest is precious! I love that you displayed it.
ReplyDeleteLove that mirror! Thanks for hosting Cindy. Have a great weekend too.
ReplyDeleteHugs,
Susan and Bentley
Love all the summery touches, Cindy...so pretty! Thanks for hosting!...hugs...Debbie
ReplyDeleteNature is truly the most beautiful decorator! Stunning display with it in your home.:) Thanks for hosting!
ReplyDeleteSherry
This is so romantic Cindy. I haven't lifted the nest out from where our House Wren had her eggs and the babies have flown. I hope it is their song I hear in the mornings. I hope you have a blessed weekend and I appreciate you being a gracious hostess,
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Thanks for hosting! XO, Aimee
ReplyDeleteIt is amazing how cleverly they build their nests and so interesting to watch.
ReplyDeleteThank you for hosting,
Carolyn
Thanks for hosting Cindy!
ReplyDeleteThanks for hosting, Cindy! Love the way you've displayed the plates on the wall - very pretty!
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~Pernilla
Beautiful little nest, Cindy, and lovely the way you've displayed it. Thanks for hosting.
ReplyDeleteThat nest is just gorgeous - beautiful display!
ReplyDeleteThanks so much for hosting - it's so appreciated
Hugs,
Suzan
I love your little wren's nest. Thanks so much for hosting!
ReplyDeleteLove your wrens nest, we also had a family in a little decorative house, they were here last year and back this year. It is our enjoyment, listening to them and watching them. They are so busy, but never mess on anything. So quiet when they left. Love your room with the nest in it and the cloche.thank you for sharing
ReplyDeletethat is a wren with good taste! She knew how pretty her nest would look in that statue! :) I love how you displayed it. What a great conversation piece in your home with beautiful memories. thanks so much for hosting- have a relaxing weekend!
ReplyDeleteWhat a wonderful little birdnest! Thanks for hosting :)
ReplyDeleteHow gorgeous is that bird's nest? I love it -you do such a wonderful job with all your pretty displays. xo Diana
ReplyDeleteThe birds nest is absolutely delightful, I love the soft downy feathers they have used in it. I hope that some of the eggs did actually hatch or did the fly away and leave it abandoned :(
ReplyDeleteLee
Your home is stunning. Hope to see you at My Dream Canvas.
ReplyDeleteYou always have such pretty pictures! I wanted to say thank you for being such a great hostess, you throw a wonderful bash ;)
ReplyDeleteThat's a creative nest you have there. I love it so much. Its nice of you to display it.
ReplyDeleteHow pretty and sweet! I love birds and their little nests. Thanks for hosting!
ReplyDeleteWhat a beautiful little nest - so soft and romantic!
ReplyDeleteIt looks really lovely displayed in your home, Cindy!
Thanks for hosting.
blessings..Trish
Mind the mites Cindy...old nests can give you a terrible time.
ReplyDeleteWatch out for carpet beetle larvae who love old nests.
They don't just eat carpets..but anything natural.... silk, wool...
Apart from that they are lovely...yes.
Sue
What a beautiful way to show off the wrens nest, just gorgeous :).
ReplyDeleteOh Cindy how sweet. What a treat to have saved it. I really like the way you have displayed it. xxoo
ReplyDeleteHi Cindy! Thank you so much for hosting and have a fabulous weekend!
ReplyDeleteLiz
That little bird nest so sweet! Thanks for hosting, Laura
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ReplyDeleteRebekah-www.potholesandpantyhose.com
What a beautifully intricate nest... thanks for hosting!
ReplyDeleteSuch pretty pictures! Thanks for hosting!
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Bird nests are one of my favorite things to incorporate into decorating!
ReplyDeleteCindy, how beautifully you've displayed the exquisite nest. A true delight to enjoy.
ReplyDeleteI'm joining your lovely party today. Thank you for hosting.
Blessings for your feathered nest,
Marianne
Hi Cindy: Thank you for hosting the link party today--it's my first time participating. So many lovely projects and gardens to look at! I am a bird lover, so your nest with the little blue eggs are just wonderful. Have a great weekend!
ReplyDeleteCindy, the nest is such a cool treasure. I appreciate you offering us a place to link up. Thank you!
ReplyDeleteLiz
Cindy I love your bird nest. Your birds were a little fancier
ReplyDeletethen mine. I have a wren in my urn right by the front door and they are getting big. Their nest is made from pine straw, oak sticks and I am not sure what else. Last year I had one on my back porch that used the horse hair from the horse next door. It is amazing at what they can do in such a short period of time. Hope you have a wonderful weekend.
Such a sweet nest! I love all the delicate feathers worked in. Thanks for hosting!
ReplyDeleteLovely nest Cindy!
ReplyDeleteThank you very much for hosting!
Besos from Argentina, Silvina.
Thanks for hosting :)
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Thanks so much for hosting this link party. Love the vignette with the robin's eggs. Have an incredible weekend!
ReplyDeleteThank you so much for hosting! I hope you have a wonderful weekend. :)
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All vital points covered! I want to say that this post is awesome and I thank you for taking the time to share it.
So beautiful!
ReplyDeleteOh how precious is your lovely nest... oh and the feathers (Love!). It really is nature at its best. Its so perfect! Will pop back later today to visit your show and Tell Friday! Thanks Rachael
ReplyDeleteIt is so pretty and so feminine. Thanks for posting!
ReplyDeleteThis is my first link up here! Thanks!
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