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70 in. Bluebird House / Feeder Pole*(must order in 4’s)

June 30th, 2010 admin Comments off
70 in. Bluebird House / Feeder Pole*(must order in 4's)

Hookery – 70 in. Bluebird House/Feeder Pole 70 in Bird House / Feeder Pole with Mounting Plate, 1/2 Sq. Stock, Knock Down Style. Item comes in black powder coat finish. Hand made heavy duty wrought iron.

Go Green Oriole Bluebird Feeder, 6″ Green

June 29th, 2010 admin Comments off
Go Green Oriole Bluebird Feeder, 6 Green

The world is going green! National audubon going green recycled series help conserve the environment. These products are made of recycled plastic (contains 90% recycled plastic). Won t absorb water, thus feeder or house will not harbor mold or bacteria an

Bluebird House

June 28th, 2010 admin Comments off
Bluebird House

Cedar wood, metal. Handcrafted natural cedar with metal port. Bird feeder with an easy-open front for cleaning, and proper ventilation and drainage. The 1-9/16-inch entrance hole is ornithological correct for the eastern bluebird, mountain bluebird, and w

Eastern Bluebird House

June 27th, 2010 admin Comments off
Eastern Bluebird House

The finest bluebird house on the market! Predator guard is standard to keep starlings, squirrels and other undesirables out, while small floor discourages sparrow nests. Range: Breeds east of the Rockies from southeastern Canada to Gulf of Mexico. Winters in southern part of breeding Range and Mexico. Habitat: Enjoys open woodlands, fields and farmlands with scattered trees. Dimensions: (12-1/2″H x 6″W x 8-1/2″D).

Timbuktu Mealworms Six-Pak 2500 Count Can

June 27th, 2010 admin Comments off
Timbuktu Mealworms Six-Pak 2500 Count Can

They’re juicy (like canned peaches) and bluebirds love ‘em! Birdwatcher’s Choice Canned Mealworms are the easy alternative to feeding live insects. Soft and moist, birds readily accept them as they would live mealworms. 6 Cans/Pak, 15000ct.

Birdhouses Anyone Can Build

June 26th, 2010 admin Comments off
Birdhouses Anyone Can Build

Copyright June 11, 2010, LittleWhiteEbook.com.

This particular Kindle volume is copyright LittleWhiteEbook.com. The original ebook was titled, “Birdhouses Any Boy Can Build”. The current edition has been edited for gender-neutrality, and the truth is that it’s more aptly titled “Anyone” – if a child is involved with the project, parental supervision should be involved in any work involving tools.

These plans are excellent for the backyard bird enthusiast, and make fantastic projects for families and individuals alike. Although some of the wording may seem antiquated at times, this book reminds all of us of the fun and peculiar relationship mankind has to its winged brethren.

-Melissa Brewer, LittleWhiteEbook.com
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CONTENTS PAGE.

Birds That Live in Nesting Boxes 7
Bluebird—robin—chickadee—wren—house
finch—woodpecker—flicker—martin
Construction of Bird Houses 15
Dimensions of nesting boxes—houses of sawed
lumber—rustic houses—cement and stucco houses
Placing Houses 36
Feeding Shelves and Shelters 37
Foods 45
Bird Baths 48
Bird Enemies 51
Men — ants and vermin—English or house
sparrow—sparrow traps
Bird House Exhibitions 54
Bibliography 57
Bird and bird house literature
Index 59

Bluebirds Picture Print in Rope-trimmed Pine Wood Frame

June 24th, 2010 admin Comments off
Bluebirds Picture Print in Rope-trimmed Pine Wood Frame

Pennsylvania Pictures are manufactured in Pennsylvania. The frames are made from high-quality pine wood with a walnut stain finish and rope trim. Since the frames are made from genuine wood, each one is unique. The grain of the wood and location of knots will vary slightly from the picture you see here but will be the same high quality.

Observation Bluebird House

June 24th, 2010 admin Comments off
Observation Bluebird House

View the bluebirds without disturbing them. This nest box has a Plexiglas panel to keep Birds safe during observation, but slides out easily for cleaning. Range: Breeds east of the Rockies from southeastern Canada to Gulf of Mexico. Winters in southern part of breeding Range and Mexico. Habitat: Likes open woodlands and farmlands with scattered trees. Dimensions: 12-1/2″H x 6″W x 8-1/2″D.

Heath Outdoor Products B-4 Bluebird House

June 23rd, 2010 admin Comments off
Heath Outdoor Products B-4 Bluebird House

Premium bluebird house manufactured with heavy-duty lumber for superior weather resistance. Side tilts open for inspection and cleaning. 1-1/2-inch entrance hole. Enjoy the beauty, songs and behavior of your very own bluebird family in your own backyard. As our environment becomes more dangerous each year, it becomes increasingly important to provide housing for bluebirds to birth and raise their young. Heath bluebird houses have been a long-time favorite of bluebird enthusiasts and have graced America’s backyard for decades. Instructions for use: choose a site in open country with scattered trees. Mount the house 5-6 feet above the ground on a pole, and ensure that the entrance hole does not face the direction of storms. Spacing the houses 200 feet apart will prevent any territorial conflict. Leave your heath bluebird house up all year long for seasons of enjoyment.

Songbird Essentials Bluebird Feeder 10 x 15 x 9 inches

June 22nd, 2010 admin Comments off
Songbird Essentials Bluebird Feeder 10 x 15 x 9 inches

Bluebird Feeder. Bluebirds soon learn to reach inside this feeder for the meal worms and treats you provide. Designed for easy three step training. 1) Leave the lid open, held by the cable and remove one plexiglas side. 2) Insert plexiglass side. 3) Close the lid so only bluebirds can use the feeder.