There were many small cute birds inside the terminal building of Budapest international airport.
Some trees were placed inside the passengers hall at the Budapest international airport, thanks to a strock of genius of Zoltán Tima, the architect who designed the SkyCourt (that's the name of that steel, glass and concrete building).
I noticed those trees were giving shelter to small birds, which were fed by the crumbs left by travellers.
...when we vacationed in Maui, birds were always in buildings.
ReplyDeleteNot easy to make a birds habitat in a building, as we have to provide food, water, and shelter by planting native plants.
DeleteThat's a beautiful example of how thoughtful architecture can unexpectedly support urban wildlife—turning an airport hall into a small refuge for birds.
ReplyDeleteTrue, he created the right environment for both urban wildlife and trees.
DeleteWhat a charming observation! It's wonderful to see how nature can blend so seamlessly with modern architecture. The trees in the terminal must have created a peaceful atmosphere, offering a pleasant surprise for travelers. It’s a gentle reminder of the beauty of small, simple things in life, even in bustling airports. Have a lovely weekend too.
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ReplyDeleteVery interesting is this idea with the trees! I speaking of birds, I love their singing. It's wonderful to sit in the evening (when it's a warm evening, of course) on the balcony and hear those wonderful sounds!
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Unfortunately, I have rain today :(
Actually, I've heard birds singing on the balcony or in the park, but not in the passengers hall of an international airport.
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It is so charming how these little birds live among all the travelers.
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I don't often see birds inside buildings.
ReplyDeleteHad a lot of birds at the garden bird feeder, it's nice to watch them.
Have a happy weekend.
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Oh, that's wonderful to have birds at the garden bird feeder!
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Dear Giorgio! I have never seen birds inside airports either.
ReplyDeleteTrue! It was the first time for me too.
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ReplyDeleteThank you for your kind words, Irina.
DeleteThat’s so sweet! Love how the trees gave the birds a cozy home right inside the airport. Such a cute surprise in a busy place!
ReplyDeleteHappy Sunday, Giorgio!
Actually, it is not easy to see lovely wee birds in a so crowded place.
DeleteHow interesting, and I too have never seen or heard of birds inside a public building flying around.
ReplyDeleteIt seems there's always first time for everything :-)
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Cute little birds. It looks nice inside. :-D
ReplyDeleteBird sometimes come into train or bus stations here but never seen them in the airport before! I hope people respect them, Good they have the trees to hide in :-D
Yes, I've noticed people like those lovely wee birds.
DeleteOK is it just me. Here in the US birds fly into businesses all the time and can't get out. Our local grocery store has birds flying in the rafters all summer. Nice post today.
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DeleteActually, it’s not at all uncommon ( at least in my experience) to see birds in airport terminals. Doors are constantly opening so it’s easy for them to get inside where they find abundant food.
ReplyDeleteWonderful post and photos, dear friend 🧡
ReplyDeleteThat's so cute post.
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