Birds are singing and building nests all over Selma these days, and one bird family claims home in a decorated tree outside the Brownstone Manor.
This 1904 sandstone often hosts celebrations downstairs and in its courtyards. It is said that F. Scott Fitzgerald, who was a frequent visitor here, based his novel, The Great Gatsby, on this house.
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9 comments:
Great Shot!
Everytime I pass this house or go to the doctor I think of Robert Redford ..(smiles)
Looks like the birds have a bit of a mess in the tree. Hate for the lights to be turned on when they are trying to sleep.
I love those columns!
Nice clear skies. Interesting to see the birds.
Alexander
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I Love the mansion!! Beautiful shot!
Beautiful homes, both the one for the bird and the other one! And a great story about Fitzgerald!
Nice skywatch picture with the nest and all.
Nice composition...2 homes in one shot...that nest looks very cozy among the christmas lights...your header shot is awesome....
I didn't know about that! Very interesting.
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