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I agree..better to be safe and make sure than sorry. Do Carols suggestion.
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Tammy
A pie plate might work.
Tammy
It just takes time as Carol said. Put it under wherever they perch. So they can look down and see it. PLace it on a plant stand or something. Put them in some sort of shallow bowl or plate, white or clear so they can see the worms easily.
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Dlibby, could a predator have gotten in their box last time without you knowing it? It sounds like you monitor regularly so that doesn’t seem possible. That’s the only reason besides the death of your couple that I can think of. You have predator guards on right? Maybe just maybe they’ll nest in the next month there still!
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I have a few second brood eggs now too. Congrats.
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That makes sense. I thought she was talking about two birds there,
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fun! A couple of weeks ago my husband and I were looking out the sliding glass door and I said to him, “They should be fledgling any moment now” and as soon as I said that a bluebird baby poked his head out of the hole and made the jump. We were shocked at the perfect timing. It couldn’t have been more than 5 seconds that passed between the time I said that and the baby jumped.
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woo hooTammy
Love the names! It fits. Interesting scenario going on there.
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Yay!
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OK. I give,…what’s a WRB. For the life of me I can’t figure it out.
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What happened?
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Yay, Connie. I have a new nest going too.
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Wish they were more predictable.
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My daughter just had a bluebird start a nest recently. They started and finished it in a day and a half. So it’s definitely possible, Sassy.
Tammy
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