You might need to use your imagination for this one to work out why I have included it in this month’s spiky challenge as it wasn’t the beaks, talons or whatever they are managing to balance on!

Pointy beaks, sharp talons and jagged bricks

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    1. They do . . .their nest is opposite so this is their hunting perch, and in the past few weeks two storks have started to nest above!

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        5. We’re delighted as for the past 6 years we have watched a lone stork appear on the chimney with no nest, so if they are successful this year it will be amazing 🙂

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  18. Well if it is not the spike the kestrels are perched on, nor their beaks or talons then it has to be the bricks! I am guessing the metal band is to try and keep it stable, but someone surely needs to go up there with a bucket of mortar! I realise that on a phone or tablet it is easy to enlarge a photo, but on a computer everything on the page is affected by zooming in. Why not allow us to click on the image to see it at full size?
    And on that grumpy note, I am off out into the rain… sigh!

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    2. oh dear Jo was right the grumpiness is coming out!! It must be because they are singular photos as when I create galleries there is no problem. I agree annoying . . .you will just have to hop on a plane and come and see for yourself!!! (No rain here ;-))

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