chucksoliver77
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I think these birds are telling me it's time to put their home back up. it was knocked down during hurricane sandy. maybe spring is really here.
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Larry NEIL
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Good pictures!
I put up 4 bluebird boxes a number of years ago in my 5 acre pasture. Never got any bluebirds, but the sparrows took them over in no time.
I put up 4 bluebird boxes a number of years ago in my 5 acre pasture. Never got any bluebirds, but the sparrows took them over in no time.
Nancy Howell
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I really enjoy our blue birds. They nest in the pipe that goes over the corral gate. Don"t know how they survive the heat.
Maybe when I retire, I"ll put some boxes up.
Maybe when I retire, I"ll put some boxes up.
Zachary Hoyt
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I love the looks on their faces.
Zach
Zach
Larry - you can cut a round hole, 3" or so, in the top of the box and sparrows will leave it alone, but the bluebirds will still use it. A piece of screenwire over it to keep the cats out. Try it on one and see if it works. The very first bluebirds I ever noticed here were nesting in a fencepost with a hollow rotted out top.
Those are neat pictures. They"d sure like to move in there.
Paul
Those are neat pictures. They"d sure like to move in there.
Paul
Wheat Farmer
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You have to love them.
I just added a new blue bird house and I noticed the martins for the first time last night.
We had a blue ornate glass duck sitting in our bathroom window that one of our blue birds is convinced is a threat. We finally took it down since every morning at day break for the last few weeks we'd hear him beating on the window trying to get to that duck.
We had a blue ornate glass duck sitting in our bathroom window that one of our blue birds is convinced is a threat. We finally took it down since every morning at day break for the last few weeks we'd hear him beating on the window trying to get to that duck.
dcarp
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- Location
- Schulenburg Texas
Gotta love those birds...except when they sit on the tree limb right over your windshield.
Every morning a female cardinal comes to do battle with the cardinal she sees in the left front wheel hubcap on my truck.
She"s been doing that for the past 3 years.
Every morning a female cardinal comes to do battle with the cardinal she sees in the left front wheel hubcap on my truck.
She"s been doing that for the past 3 years.
PaGlenn
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- Location
- New Milford Penna
The two birds pictured are thinking how they are going to build a verticle nest inside. They want it to be right for when the home gets uprighted.
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