What’s Up?
Spring is the busiest season for avians in my backyard. There are various reasons for that, being the main one: Find a mate and procreate. I have a self proclaim duty to provide the facilities for the birds to accomplish their main reason in life.
I have installed the restored birdhouse and it’s already available to any birds. Birds are inspecting it as a potential home.
Restored birdhouse inside and outside.
Visitor prospecting for real estate.
This is a report as a storyboard for a pair of Eastern Bluebirds ( A new pair, the previous couple was shunned by other birds in the neighborhood).
1- Male Eastern Bluebird sits on fence scanning around the backyard.
2- Female E. Bluebird awaits sheltered in a pine tree.
3- Female inspects the new birdhouse.
4- Male finds the old bluebird house, seems to approve it.
5- Both seem to have found what they wanted.
6- Female inspects the inside.
7- Female decides to enter the box.
8- Male waits alert outside.
9- Male enters the house.
© HJ Ruiz – Avian101
H.J. Ruiz - Avian101 
What an interesting story, well illustrated.
Thank you very much Susan! 🙂
Love the house! Beautiful Bluebird photos. 🙂
Thank you Lisa! 🙂
Great architecture.
That’s an old design made for Bluebirds. They always pick the same box design. Thanks Tom! 🙂
Nice to see the birdhouse ready for new occupants. Lovely bluebird shots.
Thank you very much Clare! 🙂
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I love this birdhouse and may try to build something similar for our ever increasing sparrow families next year.
That would be nice! When you do have it ready show us a picture. Thanks Sarah! 🙂