Huge bird nests in the vast desert

Large bird nests surround a telecommunications column in the Kalahari desert near Upington, South Africa.

These bird nests are created by deep birds in southern Africa, using mainly grass and twigs.

In the barren desert area, deep birds seem to see themselves as owners of electric poles and telecommunications.

Deep birds are smart to take advantage of pillars as a fulcrum to build nests in a desert area almost absent from tall trees.

Each column has at least 1 bird's nest.

This is considered the largest bird nest in the world.

These bird nests are large enough to hold hundreds of pairs of deep birds at the same time.

Each bird nest consists of many compartments, with each compartment for a pair of birds and possibly their children.

Bird nests on electric poles sometimes cause power outages in the rainy season and can burn in the dry season.