17K views · 635 reactions | Jackdaws are well known for nesting in chimneys, but they originally nested in large holes in trees. #jackdaw | Get Wild | Facebook

Jackdaws pluck fur from a deer for their nests 🦌 The deer doesn’t seem to mind, and gets a free grooming from their bird friends! Video credit: Lawrence Chatton #WildlifeConservationDay #Wildlife #Photography #Natureislit | Animal Planet

Jackdaws are the smallest members of the corvid family. They are characterised by their pale eye colouration and grey nape. Birdsy has been monitoring this individual feeding regularly at the feeding station. They prefer the fat balls that contain nuts and seeds, it seems. Despite being quite dominant at a feeding station, they are charismatic characters and a great addition to your Birdsy species list. Check out the live cams available at Birdsy,com #Jackdaw #Birds #Wildlife #Nature | Birdsy

4M views · 48K reactions | Watch these jackdaws pull fur from this deer for nesting material A beautiful example of the symbiosis of nature. The jackdaws can build a comfy nest and the deer gets a free hair cut after its winter moulting! Video by Lawrence Chatton | RSPB | Facebook

Jackdaws are highly intelligent members of the crow family. They will nest in all sorts of locations, but took to this kestrel box, filling it with twigs and a bed of moss and a variety of other soft materials. The Birdsy cam was mounted on the branch opposite to monitor the nest and live stream their story. It is fascinating to be able to get an insider view of nesting birds, learning about how they build their nest and raise their families. You check out some of the other cool Birdsy set-ups o