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Housing For Bluebirds
Some bluebird enthusiasts believe it is best to set the house three to five feet off the ground because this height discourages sparrows which will attack the nest and young.
Where Birds Live
Certain songbirds such as chickadees, house wrens and others prefer to build their nests in cavities rather than in exposed tree branches. These are the birds that will accept a birdhouse for shelter and for rearing their young.
Housing for Orioles
Orioles will not use a nesting box to nest and raise their young. The bullock type often builds nests which are not as deep or sometimes they build a shallow nest in a tree crotch.
Titmouse Housing
Titmice nest in holes in natural tree cavities, or ones they excavate or borrow from woodpeckers and other birds. They build their nests within these cavities or a birdhouse of bark, leaves, grass, hair, cloth, string or nesting materials you leave in the yard for them.
Housing For Martins
Place their house in the sun and in the center of an open area 40 feet from trees; within 100 feet of your house (they like to be around people).
Listings for Bird Houses / Nest Boxes in Alabama
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Across The Pond, Inc.
Huntsville, Alabama (AL) 35810
OutdoorDecor.com
Tuscaloosa, Alabama (AL) 35403
