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I suspended mine too high off the ground for the bears to get. Works well.

We have been visited by a yellow bellied sap sucker the last few days. When it first arrived, it looked pretty rough, but looking better now.

We usually see at least one a day, looking for fish in the river.

I guess I had better get busy.

The problem here is almost all the land here is wooded. Bluebirds like open fields right? We did have a pair raising babies in a wren box i built.

We have a pair of house wren fledglings in the barn. I think perhaps they flew out of the nest too quickly, since they are hanging around in the hay on the floor and chirping.

They're all in Virginia!

There's a Wren nest inside the goat house with babies in it.

Ceramic bird house i built.

When i plant seed, i cover it with bedding from the goat barn. Then birds don't see the seed. Interesting, never saw a partly white starling.

Thank you!

Yes, thank you.

Bird house i made.

I had Narragansetts.

Better to raise them in a brooder then.

I think my hens laid on those poults rather than sitting up. Very few survived that. I did manage to hatch some of their eggs. But seasonal layers are not very productive.

My Turkey hens were terrible broodies, even the ones they hatched didn't survive. So, i got rid of them.

We have bluebirds nesting in the nest box attached to our house! I made it for house wrens, but i like the bluebirds even more .

I had a female hummer so ready to use the feeder, she didn't wait for me to hang it up. She drank out of it while i held it!

The ticks never went away this year.