Homes of Twigs is a term used to describe the nests built by birds, such as swallows and wrens, using twigs and other materials. These nests are often found in sheltered areas, such as tree branches, eaves of buildings, or even in the rafters of barns. The term 'Homes of Twigs' is derived from the fact that these nests are constructed primarily from twigs and other small pieces of vegetation. The crossword solution for this term is 'Nests, ' which accurately describes the structures built by birds using twigs.