Perch (noun)

1. A rod or pole that is used to support something.
2. A place where birds, especially birds of prey, rest or nest.
3. A position or place where something or someone is able to rest or be supported.

Origin:

From the old english perc, from the proto-germanic *parkaz "perch".

Examples:

1. The bird perched on the branch.
2. He put the painting on a perch to display it.
3. The perch was a favorite spot for the birds to rest.
4. The bird perched on the edge of the nest.
5. He put the plant on a perch near the window.