Posted by GeneMO on November 11, 2008 at 11:37:56 from (209.183.51.42):
In Reply to: Re: Birds posted by glennster on November 10, 2008 at 16:46:50:
Glenn, I'll send you a set of the plans we used. I adapted them a little. Made the house an inch deeper. Also built a predator guard out of screen wire. It is also best if you can watch their nesting and after each batch of babies flys, remove the old nest. The naturally build a new nest each time and after one or two they are so close to the entrance hole that it makes it easier for a coon to reach in.
They nest three times here in central MO. The first nest is generally a bust as it is lots of young parents, plus the weather is crappy. They will generally have anywhere from 3-5 eggs. With just a handful of house you can raise a lot of bluebirds in a season.
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