Hi Cecilia - The *Awaiting* nests happen when a male roo makes the nest too soon and the female fails to attach to it. This is in effect a 'dead' nest. You will find that the male will make another nest within an hour or so (usually) which the female attaches to and which therefore becomes an active and clickable nest. The *Awaiting* nest can then be deleted.
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Hi Cecilia - The *Awaiting* nests happen when a male roo makes the nest too soon and the female fails to attach to it. This is in effect a 'dead' nest. You will find that the male will make another nest within an hour or so (usually) which the female attaches to and which therefore becomes an active and clickable nest. The *Awaiting* nest can then be deleted.