If there is a sparrow s nest at home, won t the swallows come?

Yes, in the spring, when the swallows come back and smell the smell of other animals around their nests, they will abandon their nests and choose a new place to live. Therefore, after the swallows return to the south, the rural people will use weeds to block the swallow's nest, that is, they are afraid that after the sparrow occupies the swallow's nest, the swallow will not come to live in their own house in the second year, and in the spring of the next year, they will take away the weeds in the nest, and the swallow will live in their own house for another year.

When building a nest, swallows mostly choose to build a house with a better and stronger roof, or choose to build a nest in an idle house. Such a place has good air circulation, good light, and the air temperature is also suitable for the house to live in, and the high eaves or roof will avoid the natural predators of the swallows, rats, cats and snakes, and threaten the safety of the baby swallows.

How swallows make nests.

Swallow's nest is made of mud and grass stalks that are brought in and bonded with saliva. The swallow mixes the grass it finds with saliva and connects it one by one to make a swallow's nest. They will also put soft weeds, feathers, rags, etc. into the nest to make the baby swallow more comfortable inside.

Generally speaking, a swallow's nest swallow will live for more than 2 years, and generally speaking, as long as the swallows living here are still alive, they will basically live forever. It is not easy for swallows to build a nest, so after winter turns to spring, swallows will come back to find the nests they have built in the past.

The swallow is a migratory animal that travels from south to north. In the spring, the swallow flies south and smells other animals in its nest, such as sparrows in its nest. They will abandon the nest and choose a new nest location to build a nest.

Generally, swallows will choose rural houses that are well built, relatively strong, clean, ventilated and air-circulating, with good light and suitable temperature, and will avoid natural enemies mice, cats, and snakes to threaten the safety of swallows to build nests. Generally, saliva and mud are used, the hay is stirred evenly and then glued one by one, the gap is strong and then the nest is built, and then the hay is paved with the mouth clamp and the branches, so that a complete nest is built.

My bird's nest was also occupied by the sparrows, and the swallows came back the next spring, and the sparrows did not leave, so I poked the bird's nest and the sparrows flew away, and then the swallows rebuilt and lived in again. But after the swallows flew away in winter, the sparrows seized again, and the sparrows still took a lot of chicken feathers, feathers, fine firewood and grass in it, and the swallows couldn't drive away the sparrows when they came back this year, and I poked the nest again, but this year it was too late, and I don't know if the swallows came back

Even if you get rid of the sparrows. There will be new sparrows coming during the Chinese New Year. And you're talking about swallow's nest.

Not a nest of house swallows. It is the nest of the nest of the hemp swallow. Sparrows love it in there...

All I can tell you is that there is no way. Swallows can't beat sparrows If you really want to coax sparrows away at night... Put your hand in.

Kill all the birds. The big bird will run away... At least it will never come back.

But other sparrows will still come.

His own swallow's nest was occupied by sparrows, and the young man was afraid that the swallows would come back and be sad, so he took a cloth to plug the nest.

Drive away the birds, dig out the nests, let the sparrows go, and live in cages with children.

It doesn't matter, the sparrow goes in, and the swallow will seal the hole.

The sparrows are shot with guns, and the sparrows are guaranteed not to come.

Either poke the nest or ask the swallow to lock the door.

Isn't that too cruel? It's not like my style.

Summary. It is not good for sparrows to occupy the swallow's nest and destroy it, but this is also a natural law and a normal phenomenon.

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It is not good for sparrows to occupy the swallow's nest and destroy it, but this is also a natural law and a normal phenomenon.

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Is it okay for a sparrow to occupy a swallow's nest and destroy it?

Yes, just immoral.

Sparrows have lived in swallows, and they probably won't want them.

It's hard to say.

It's better to get rid of the sparrows.

Just drive away. How can I get rid of it.

Scarecrow. The scarecrow did it.

Just find a full garment.

Put it there. Good nearby.

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Dear, you can hang some red bags next to the swallow's nest, because the sparrows don't like red very much, as long as they see the red things collapsing they will leave, if you want the sparrows to leave quickly, you can keep the red bags shaking. Or you can use a stick to hit the position of the wall, and the sparrow will be scared away when it hears the sound. In addition, it can also ** the call of some sparrow natural enemies, when the sparrow hears the call, it will flee and will not come back later.

Since the sparrow is a very weak animal, it has many natural predators, such as snakes, cats or weasels. The swallow's nest is not forcibly occupied by the sparrow: the sparrow occupies the swallow's abandoned nest.

The nest used by the swallow is not forcibly occupied by the sparrow, and the sparrow and the swallow are equal in power, and they do not invade each other for self-protection. Swallows make their own nests or use their old nests, and do not use the nests of other swallows; Sparrows do not make nests, but only lay grass in the brick holes in the eaves as nests, or take advantage of other people's abandoned nests. Swallows do not use a nest forever, and after a few years of continuous use, they choose another auspicious place to make a new nest, and the old nest becomes an abandoned nest.

If the sparrow cannot find a brick hole to nest in, the swallow's abandoned nest can be used. Abandoning a nest is abandoning a nest, and even if the sparrow is driven away, the swallow will not return to the abandoned nest, and the swallow will only make a nest in an auspicious place that it thinks is safe.

Summary. The swallow is a diligent bird. If you find that the bird's nest in your house does not come to live with the swallows, there are many reasons; One may think that it is no longer suitable for living and go to live and build a nest, then it is to recognize that the bird's nest has aged and moved, and the other is caused by human damage.

The swallow is very concerned about the nest, and its appearance is bright and clean, and it is most pleasing to insects and mice. The specific reason for moving away may be that I am tired of it.

There is a bird's nest at home, and the swallows are delayed.

The swallow is a diligent bird. If you find that the bird's nest in your bird's nest does not come to live in the bird's nest, there are many reasons; One kind of posture may think that it is no longer suitable for living, go to live and build a nest, and then it is to recognize that the bird's nest has aged and moved, and another is caused by the damage of people. The swallow is very concerned about the nest, and its appearance is bright and clean, and it is most pleasing to insects and mice.

The specific reason for moving away may be that I am tired of it.

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