Ever See a Crow's Nest?

No,

not the

one way up

the mainmast

on a sailing ship.

I mean the one at

the top of the pine tree

made out of twigs and lined

with rootlets to anchor the nest

in the tree as they once anchored

the plant to the ground. The crow's nest

that holds the shy, black,shiny birds. A sailor first

saw the America's from a crow's nest on Columbus' ship.

Crow's post a sentinel in a nearby tree top to watch while the

rest of the flock feed, below. This bird, against which the hand of

every farmer is uplifted, is shy and cunning. They post a sentinel in a

nearby tree top to watch while the rest of the flock feed, below. When

the crow moves on, the horned owl might move in if the tree is in a dense

forest. The crow, on the other hand likes his tree in an open field, as long as it's high

real

high