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Blue Bird House
Blue Bird House
The majestic blue bird was at one time a plentiful species in the United States. Pesticides and the tearing down of their natural habitat have made blue birds scarcer. Blue bird houses can be used to help in the repopulation of these beautiful birds. A blue bird nesting box can add a decorative touch when attached to a pole or tree. Blue bird information The blue bird is related to the common American Robin and is a fantastic bird to watch. Blue birds eat a lot of insects. Some of their favorites are grasshoppers and cutworms; blue birds are a great way to rid your garden of insects. When the House Sparrow and the European Starling were brought to North America these birds began to adversely affect the blue bird population. It is imperative to keep aggressive birds such as these away from the blue bird in order for their survival and repopulation. The North American Bluebird Society is a great source to consult for any questions or information on the blue bird. |  |
Blue bird houses
Blue birds are naturally attracted to the aroma of cedar. This is why you will find many blue bird house are made using this type of wood. You will find some houses are painted and look like small cottages. Most blue bird houses are functional and simply designed. It is best that a blue bird house is placed around five feet off the ground to keep the blue bird safe from other creatures. You will still want to place it low enough so you can enjoy watching them come and go. A blue bird house gives a blue bird a secure, warm place where they can avoid hungry animals and bad weather.
If you decide to place a blue bird house in your outdoor area, you will probably also want to put up a feeder. Although the main source of a blue bird's food is insects, they also enjoy suet. You may also want to install a bird bath or other water source for the blue birds.
A blue bird house is a fun and great looking addition to your yard. Installing one in your yard will not only assist in repopulation and survival of the blue bird, but will allow you and your family to enjoy this magnificent species.
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