Where are the Bluebirds? – Feeding Birds
Posted by: gardenaccentheaven in Bird Information and Facts, Bluebirds, tags: bluebirds, feeding birds, mealworm feeders, mealworms
Bluebird with mealworms
Most years Bluebirds start to nest during late January and February in many area of the United States. The winter weather this year in much of the country has been too cold and food sources too short to all the females Bluebirds to get into body condition to reproduce. If there has ever been a year to help the Bluebirds with supplement feeding, this is it! One of the favorite things that Bluebirds
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love to eat is mealworms. Dried mealworms are a great convenient way to feed them to your feathered friends. They can be purchased in small packages or in a value tub, which is a good buy.
Hiatt Jelly & Mealworm Stake Feeders are a good way to feed Bluebirds the worms. You can move them around your lawn or garden so you can view the birds. Should you get eaten out of house and home, try the Songbird Essentials Recycled Plastic Mealworm Feeder. This feeder keeps out unwanted birds while offering a safe exit for excited Bluebirds.
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April 12th, 2010 at 9:47 pm
Bluebirds do not nest that early. Do your research or stick to gardening.
April 14th, 2010 at 10:17 pm
Bluebirds do not nest in January or February in “most years.” At least have the courage to leave this post up and debate it. Otherwise, you’re a fraud.