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Aery (Noun)

The lofty nest of a bird of prey (such as a hawk or eagle).

Nouns denoting natural objects (not man-made).

The eagle's aery was perched precariously on the cliff's edge, swaying gently in the breeze.
The hawk's aery was a thick tangle of twigs and moss, expertly constructed to cradle her precious eggs.
As she soared overhead, the raptor's piercing cry echoed out from her lofty aery, surveying the landscape below.
The ornithologist carefully approached the aery of the peregrine falcon, trying not to startle the nesting birds.
High up on the rocky outcropping, the aery of the golden eagle was a majestic sight, a testament to the bird's impressive engineering skills.

Any habitation at a high altitude.

Nouns denoting spatial position.

The remote village was perched precariously on a craggy aery overlooking the valley below.
Their cabin was an aery nestled among the pines, with a breathtaking view of the mountain range.
After a grueling hike, they finally reached the aery that was their home for the next few days.
The medieval castle's highest tower was an aery with stunning vistas of the surrounding countryside.
Perched on a narrow ledge, the aery was a daunting place to call home, especially during fierce storms.