text: It is not the typical place you would expect to find a bird nest, but this blue tit is busy creating hers - inside a lamp post. The little blue and yellow bird made the most of a damaged street light by collecting moss, grass and straw to line her nest. The blue tit usually takes between one to two weeks to build a nest ready for the female to lay her eggs. This little blue tit collected moss, grass and straw to line a nest in a damaged street light near Copenhagen . The blue tit usually takes between one to two weeks to build a nest ready for the female to lay her eggs . Jeanette Rosenquist, 47, was on her way to work from her home just outside Copenhagen, Denmark, when she spotted the bird flying out of the lamp post. She said: 'I saw the blue tit completely by chance one day on my way to work. 'This little bird was flying from the lamp post, which I thought was really weird. I didn't believe my eyes the first time I saw her coming out of there. 'The next day I went back to the lamp post with my camera in the hope I could take a picture of it - and also to make sure what I had seen was right. Jeanette Rosenquist was on her way to work from her home just outside Copenhagen, Denmark, when she spotted the bird flying out of the lamp post . The female blue tit usually builds the nest by herself with very little help, or no help at all, from the male . 'The bird flew out and back a few times, and each time she came back to the lamp post she was carrying moss, grass, and reed straw in her beak.' Ms Rosenquist, who works in the Danish health system, added: 'I was so afraid that by the bird making its nest in the lamp post it would create a short circuit and be killed.' A blue tit will normally collect moss, grass and straw to make her nest which she then lines with feathers, fur or wool so it is ready for laying. The female blue tit usually builds the nest by herself with very little help, or no help at all, from the male. Ms Rosenquist added: 'I was so afraid that by the bird making its nest in the lamp post it would create a short circuit and be killed'
target: Jeanette Rosenquist spotted the bird just outside Copenhagen, Denmark .
  Bird collected moss, grass and straw to line nest in damaged street light .
  Blue tit usually takes between one to two weeks to ready a nest for eggs .
  Female usually builds nest by herself with little or no help from the male .