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No eggs for me here but momma and daddy blue are claiming their box. I haven’t checked for nesting material.
Tammy
She was at the Ohio Bluebird Conference. Our annual get together. She was fun to listen to (quite funny at times).
I haven’t done any lessons. No one has approached me. I’d want a powerpoint to use if I did. I’d rather not make my own. Not sure if I even know how to use powerpoint! What do you use? I think I’d like doing it at schools and for adults but now my husband and I are doing disaster relief with Samaritans Purse. If I add too much to our schedule then when a disaster pops up I can’t help as easily.Tammy
Sorry,I’ve been out of town. You use two quarters taped together. Put it on the arm and there should be a quick drop without much of any bounce. And yes, you adjust by moving the bolts.
Tammy
Yes, Carol!!! My thoughts exactly and thanks for saying that. I posted it on a purple martin group and no one acted like it was a big deal even though several people there are always mentioning her site. I went, just because I knew she was speaking. Are you doing any programs that you know about?
Tammy
Whoa….that’s a huge picture. Oh well. Thanks Randy. I used Imagflip because thats what i’m comfortable using but I wouldn’t have thought of it if you hadn’t suggested yours.
I’ll have to try yours. I make business images through these type of websites.Tammy
I have caught 3 this week also. They are trying in at least half of my 24 boxes! I lent my trap to my friend who caught 3 in one day.
Tammy
I am dealing with house wrens at two friends’ houses. I don’t have that issue here. I would much rather deal with HOSP.
Tammy
Lisa!! Already?!! What state are you in? I should remember but I’m helping with a FB Martin page that has over 1200 members… So everyone is mixed up in my mind. I don’t have any nest box interest right now.
Tammy
Duh….just saw that yournpost is titled “Cooper’s”. Sorry! I have seen a few piles of MODO feathers around but not a lot….with as many as there are and as slow and clueless as they are you’d sure think they’d be a Hawks main staple.
I don’t have a sharpie here.Tammy
It looks like a sharp-shinned from size and shape but the tail looks like a Coopers. What is it? I understand where you’re coming from. I like to look at them when they are in my backyard and take photos of them but I’ve had one kill my male bluebird so I usually shoo them away.
Tammy
Really great sharp photos. Mine overwinter here in NW Ohio. As usual they disappear in August and return late September.
Tammy
