This nest is larger than it appears… about 4 feet tall and 5 feet across… you never know what you will find when you go where “No one has gone before”… (Star Trek).
Penguins in Texas???
Did you poke it with a stick to see what jumps out??? (for accuracy of your report, of course)
http://b4uclose.tripod.com/cockamamiephotos/index.album/hay-stack-in-attic?i=0
Mine was from birds pushing nesting material into the end of the ridge vent for 14 years. Guess they couldn’t figure out why the nesting material was disappearing into a black hole.
LOL…There’s a reason for the term “bird brain”
I had one a couple years ago but it’s not on this computer.
The screen of a roof vent had a 2" hole in it and the birds just kept putting nest building material in the hole until the pile was about 6 ft high.
Think that’s an attic beaver :shock:
Yep, attic beavers; the worst kind of vermin thar is.
Definitely a beaver.
Why is there a beaver dam in that attic! :shock:
EDIT:
Ah hell, guess I’m a day late and a doller short this time.
Don’t know about down there in Texas but up here in New Hampshire it would look almost nearly practically (enough qualifications?) exactly like a red squirel nest, except it would be a little big being 4 feet across. But then, things in Texas are usually really wicked big, so who knows?
this is a humming birds nest
Nope. Attic beaver.
One of the worst causes of ice damming in Missouri.
That was made by a farmer who moved to the city, he had to have something familiar to hold on to. Therefore it’s a Hay loft.
It is a chicken hawk apartment. Definatley from a chicken hawk!
The big black bear needs somewhere to sleep too. 
=D>:lol:
See any on an inspection yet? 
