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Wild Wings Cedar Blue Bird Box House (WWCH3) on sale for $14.43 --> Now $14.63
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About this product:
- Air vents allow for proper air ventilation through wall and floor openings
- Clean-out door allows easy access to clean between broods
- Grooves on the inside of the house just below the entry hole enable the young to climb up to feed and peer out at the world around them
- An added predator guard extends the entrance hole to help protect young birds against predators
- Built with premium rot resistant cedar and rust-free hardware
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Girl across the street has 10 bird feeders and multiple cats
I've found multiple dead birds outside.my house alone in the last month, due to her cats coming into my yard. I can only imagine how many she has in hers
Some people are just not bright
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I was wondering the same thing. I have a bluebird box in my yard and the bluebirds do their thing and I dont bug them.
However, I do feed stray and feral cats on my elevated back deck. The deck's height seems to help deter raccoons and skunks, ensuring that only the cats get fed. To further discourage unwanted nuisance animals, I spray the grass and soil beneath the deck with white distilled vinegar once a week—it seems to be working as a deterrent.
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Yep, if you live near endangered species, think twice about letting your cats out. My two outdoor kitties bring back their kill, which is only about once a week. Never a bird. Mice, shrews, and occasionally a small chipmunk. I'm happy for the assistance
We humans kept them around us for this exact purpose, just like we bred certain dogs for rat or badger duty. You just have to adapt your situation for where you are.
About the bird?
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Snakes too will get your birds sometimes.
And checking boxes is quite an education. I make weekly notes of : are boxes occupied. how many eggs, what color eggs, how many babies, removed old nests. You can do this while the little ones are in there. The parents will fly out a safe distance. And i've put my camera in there and taken pictures many times. This is just basic stuff.
I think I've got decent information from my states extension service. There's a ton of info out there.
Its a lot of fun, but you have to have a bit of dedication.
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