Walking around the UMD campus I spotted some House Finches visiting a bird feeder hanging outside of a faculty member's office window. From there I was too far away for a decent photo, but I was able to stalk the birds back to their nest under the student dinning center. Their nest was situated on top of the anti-pigeon spikes. There I also found a House Sparrow nesting in an old swallow nest suspended under the building. And a pigeon nest on top of the anti-pigeon spikes, with a couple young pigeons peeking out.
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| Male House Finch at his singing perch. |
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| Male House Sparrow and his nest in an old swallow nest. |
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| Two young pigeons peeking out of their nest on the anti-pigeon spikes |
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