And so adorable when stretching in the morning…
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To me, this sounds like it could be considered a nuisance. If talking to the neighbor doesn’t yield improvement, you could talk to a lawyer.
From the article:
A private nuisance is the “unreasonable, unwarrantable or unlawful use by an individual of his own property so as to interfere with the rights of others.” Wolford v. Thomas, 190 Cal. App. 3d 347, 358 (1987). An example of a private nuisance is a neighbor who allows garbage to pile up in their law, attracting vermin.
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Barnswallows!
I had residents for many years.
I left their nests, some were reused, new ones added.
Loved watching Flight School as the babies were encouraged to leave the nests.
LOL’d at my barncat being dive-bombed 
But not one last year 
I’m afraid the sparrows have taken over & There goes the neighborhood!
As much as I enjoy the sparrows’ company through Winter, I missed the swallows 
Good(?) Morning:
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No, no, i wish! Credit is to Mia McPherson of On the Wing photography there on the bottom of the photograph!
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Oh, I see that now.
When I was looking at it, there was a bar across the bottom with the image size and I missed that signature.
That is such a lovely photo.
Thank you for finding it and sharing it.
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Beware about assuming something is a nuisance if you (g) don’t know the locality rules. If a property is zoned for ag use, e.g., dumping manure may not be the nuisance it would be in another area.
My neighbor farmer burns their manure pile and the disgusting-smelling smoke blows down to another neighbor’s. Nothing the affected neighbor can do about it, other than ask burning neighbor to not do it all day every day. Burning neighbor has been sued a few times for other, related things by other nearby residents and always wins.
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