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Ever since I rented my first house in 1992, I have made sure that I put out nest boxes. My primary focus has always been bluebirds, but I quickly learned that there are other species of birds that will show tremendous interest in such a valuable...
BARRIE, ONT -- Clearview Township and provincial police are hoping to find the person(s) responsible for destroying several bird nesting boxes occupied by Tree Swallows at the Stayner EcoPark over the May long weekend. "The deceased Tree Swallows were located within the vicinity of the blown-up birdhouses," the township said. "Due to nesting season, most of the bird boxes were inhabited." Police say someone deliberately set off fireworks in the nesting boxes and in a portable washroom on the property. The Nature League volunteers donated $8,000 to develop the EcoPark in 2015, includin...
Agriculture.com Community Bookmark I guess God is punishing me again!!!! First, no bees, now, no bluebirds. Only to find out, that God punished the bluebirds this winter, by killing hundreds of thousands of them that tried to overwinter in OK, AR, and MO this last winter. Hopefully, our Tree Swallows will make it back. I haven’t seen them or hummers yet - and still no frogs croaking. Probably not time to set out my tomato plants quite yet. Jen I've got all kinds of bees and bluebirds, maybe your place smells bad. Re: No Bluebirds In My Nests
Article content One of the first sparrows to return every spring is the Song Sparrow. This little bird arrives around the end of March or early April and quickly makes its presence known through its familiar song. Its return usually signifies that warmer weather is just on the horizon. The Song Sparrow enjoys a diversified habitat. It can be found singing near shrubbery of homes and gardens or near watery ditches along our roads. It also haunts thickets on the edge of woodlots. It is generally absent in deep woods or open, clean fields. We apologize, but this video has failed to load.
Bluebird society conference to be held online for all to view Saturday's virtual event will offer 'Back to the Basics' lessons Mary Lee Minor BUCYRUS - No masks, no distancing. The Ohio Bluebird Society is bringing a day full of "Back to the Basics" in its annual conference, virtually, on Saturday. The speakers are not sharing just eastern bluebirds, but will be addressing challenges and updates related to many cavity-nesting species. The four main power points will be available for watching and listening on Saturday. Go to ohiobluebirdsociety.org and tune in to any segment. Listen as lon...