This is bird note.

Birds are resourceful.

Wherever they live, even in the biggest cities, they find clever places to build their nests.

An initiative from the Cornell Lab of Ornithology called Celebrate Urban Birds

once asked people to share the funkiest and funniest places

they've seen a bird nest. One family of robins set up shop in a coiled cable hung near a welding

rig. Other robins raised their chicks in a nest perched on an elk skull mounted above a garage.

Carolina rins are a spinole. raised their chicks in a nest perched on an elk skull mounted above a garage. Carolina Wrens are especially creative.

People have found their nests in an old watering can, in an unused outdoor grill,

in the motor of an old car, and on top of a perfectly good birdhouse.

One of the most unlikely finds was a teeny, tiny, ruby-throated hummingbird nest poised on top of a small string light bulb over a patio.

The human owners of the light bulb kept their patio string lights off until the baby birds learned to fly.

Each of them is an odd spot for a nest, but for these birds, it's home.

Where's the strangest place you've seen a bird nest?

Let us know on social media.

For Bird Note, I'm Ariana Rimmel.