Eastern Phoebe Nesting Perch Plans

Phoebes originally nested on shelves in rocky ravines that are partially sheltered from above. Today, they often nest in or around human habitations. Phoebes may build their mud and grass nests inside or under the eaves of barns and sheds; they favor the undersides of bridges and culverts. This simple nesting perch may be placed under the eaves, inside a garage or barn, or on the side of a building. It offers protection from elements and requires no maintenance.