Bird nests are one of the few natural structures that can evoke feelings of comfort and safety like no other.

Looking closely at these nests reveals the level of skill and detail that went into their construction. Birds lovingly construct these nests in the trees so they can bring up their young.

Keep scrolling to see how this clever hummingbird mama made her nest more cozier.Hummingbird nests on branches in the Paraguayan bush are nothing new to conservationist Bianca Caroline Soares, who documented this unique nest with her photographs.

However, previous spring on a specific stroll, she beheld one that was completely new to her.

A roof covered this nest.That Soares was impressed goes without saying.

The most clever one, according to Soares, out of five hummingbird nests he saw that day.

This hummingbird had the most charming house in the neighborhood, thanks to its green roof that provided shade and rain cover.

Plus, it was the perfect spot to lay the groundwork for a family.In the days, weeks, and months after her initial encounter, Soares kept returning to the ingenious bird’s nest to watch the young family she had formed there.

According to Soares, “She had two hummingbird babies.” Those little ones undoubtedly benefited from their mother’s forethought in providing shade on the hottest days.

Soares expressed her hope that the young mother’s meticulous preparation may motivate others to practice greater eco-friendliness.

Her own little family was undoubtedly helped by the hummingbird’s kindness. Over time, each of her offspring became mature enough to venture out on their own.

As kids prepare to build their own nests, I hope they remember to take design cues from their childhood house.