The upper inside walls of the pidgeon coop contained these roosts. Commonly used in small numbers in many barns this was a colossal community effort at mass egg production. This building has 1000 roosts. The key is that wood pidgeons and doves lay two eggs at a time. If you remove just one they will keep laying - and you can keep replenishing your egg supply. With 1000 roosts that's a lot of eggs - mmmmmmmmm..................goat cheese omlets!
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