Bluebird houses

Sixteen years ago, I built my first bluebird house. I placed the nest box in my backyard, about 30 feet away from our dining room window. I mounted it so

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What is the best bluebird house placement? The bird experts answer the question to help birders attract nesting bluebirds.

Build a Bluebird HouseBluebird populations declined during the first half of the last century as habitat loss and the introduction of 'pest' bird species claimed many of the bluebird’s natural nesting sites. Now, however, bluebirds are making a dramatic comeback, thanks to thousands of dedicated folks who have put up bluebird nesting boxes. Here’s how to build one for your yard.Do you have the DIY bug but only a Saturday morning free to get projects done? Here are 101 amazing Sat

This tutorial contains free plans on how to build a Bluebird house. Step-by-step with clear photos showing the building process. You could soon have these beautiful birds visiting your backyard. A great family project and what a way to nuture our backyard birds.

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Be a bluebird champion! Provide a bluebird box and become a volunteer bluebird monitor to help bluebirds survive and thrive.

Build a sturdy, affordable Bluebird House from a single Cedar Board step by step. No fancy tools required, and it will last decades.

Setting up an attractive backyard for birds to enjoy takes time and an understanding of what they need.

Despite the name 'bluebird house', eastern bluebirds are not the only species that call those little wooden boxes home. Bluebird houses (hereafter called bluebird nest boxes) are also used by tree swallows, chickadees, house wrens, and house sparrows. All of the aforementioned species are cavity nesters, meaning they build their nests in cavities, whether naturally occurring (in trees) or man-made (in nest boxes).