Bird-watching can be an enjoyable hobby, but what if you don't have any birds to watch? Building a proper house can attract birds. They'll make that house their home, have their young there and stay around for you to enjoy as long as their… read more
There's a lot to consider when you build a bird house for bluebirds. They have preferences, like all of us, and they won't move into a home that doesn't meet their needs. Instead of building their own nests, bluebirds prefer to use nests ab… read more
Whoever first proclaimed that beggars can't be choosers had obviously forgotten about the bluebird, which is both. Bluebirds don't make their own homes, but take over old ones once occupied by other birds instead. If you choose to help thes… read more
Bluebirds can be identified by their bright blue feathers and distinctive song. They are native to almost all regions of the United States, so you will most likely be able to attract them if you live in the continental U.S. Looking out the… read more
Bluebirds are separated into three species---eastern, western and mountain. They make their nests in the cavities of scattered trees throughout North and South America. Man-made bluebird houses help house and attract bluebirds. read more
Bluebirds are a colorful and pleasantly vocal species. Hanging a bluebird house is an easy way to attract bluebirds to a specific area. When secured to a post or fence, bluebird houses provide safe nesting homes that can help rebuild this… read more
The bluebird is a species of thrush that comes in three varieties in the United States. The eastern, mountain and western bluebirds rely on a diet of mostly insects that they supplement with seeds and berries once the weather turns cold. read more
Observing bluebirds in the wild is a delightful experience. Bluebirds are colorful migratory birds that pepper the landscape of open fields, mountain ranges, parks and rural areas. Bluebirds can be discovered across all of North America and… read more
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