WoodLink Garden Bluebird House GSBB
The North American Bluebird Society provides an informative handout with each WoodLink Bluebird House about mounting a bluebird house and setting up a bluebird trail. Because of habitat loss, natural nesting cavities have been greatly reduced. Installing a bluebird house helps the bluebird population by providing nesting sites. In areas where bluebird boxes have been put in suitable habitat, bluebird populations are increasing. Because of the massive efforts of bird lovers, bluebirds are making a comeback from the destruction of their natural habitat, pesticides and predators.
Bluebirds may produce two or more broods per season with incubation taking about 12 days. Both parents feed the young and the chicks will leave the nest after 15-18 days. To discourage sparrow and predators, do not have a perch and we strongly encourage installing a predator guard.
Install in early spring. Mount approximately 5 ft high facing an open area.
Dimensions: 7.875″ D x 7.125″ W x 13″ H
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