High homes is a term used to describe the nests and eyries of birds of prey, such as eagles, hawks, and falcons. The term is derived from the words 'AERIES' (6 letters), 'Nests' (5 letters), and 'Eyries' (6 letters). AERIES are large nests built on high cliffs or trees, while nests are smaller structures built in trees or bushes. Eyries are the nests of eagles, which are typically built on high cliffs or trees. All three of these terms refer to the same type of structure, but they are used to describe different sizes and locations.