How Many Bluebird Houses?
• One, or two at the most, for the average size lot. Bluebirds are territorial and will not nest near other bluebirds. Some ornithologists recommend two bluebird houses back to back, one for the bluebird, one for a tree swallow whose early and one-time occupation will prevent other bluebirds from nesting there. If you have a fence row, or more that one acre of land, take advantage of our sale prices on multiple houses. Can I Look Inside? • If your bluebird house provides an easy to open hinged door, you may check on your bluebirds during nest building, egg laying, and after the eggs are hatched. When you see the adults out of the nesting box quickly view the nest, number of eggs, or the young. Do not disturb a bluebird during incubation (about two weeks) or while fledging. In addition to bluebird houses, we offer handcrafted western cedar chickadee and wren houses, and pine painted chipmunk and wild bird feeders. We also offer a line of barn wood bird houses that are as unique as birdh
