There staircase has been installed and I went up to the roof for the 1st time. Upon stepping on the roof top I saw of the scenery in front as depicted by the photo below. Below this photo are the sceneries surrounding my birdhouse. At least my roof is at tree top level and is clear of trees which may obstruct the flight path of the swiftlets. My roving room will be above the centre void housing the staircase and the swiftlet entrance will be facing the flight path of the swiftlets returning home which by coincidence is also facing the Terengganu River (about 30 metres away but cannot be seen in the photo).
Front View
(View infront of entrance hole)
Back View
(View at the back of entrance hole)
I have decided to call this birdhouse "The Hollow" because it reflects the characteristic of both the land and building that I am constructing. According to Wikipedia, 'hollow' may refer to a depression in a surface or on the ground and coul
d be a low wooded area or a small valley. 
do not breed swiftlets in the birdhouse. They came by 
themselves attracted to the external call from the birdhouse and decided to stay and build nests perhaps due to the melodious internal sound and the conducive environment inside, especially the temperature and humidity. We do not have to feed the swiftlets unlike other birds.
This piece of land sits on a depression and besides this depression runs a small stream or 'alor' as the locals call it, which provides the land with constant flow of fresh water. It is surrounded by tall trees and shrubs on all sides and is beside the main trunk road from Pengadang Baru to Pasir Tinggi on the east and facing Sungai Terengganu on the west. The land area is 0.204 hectare (0.594 acres) to be exact and situated in Kg. Tirok.
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