Spring is in the air - Bluebirds are everywhere!

Love is in the air too ♥ and this couple has started house hunting!

I'm so excited that they're interested in our new bluebird house!

Here's the link to our bluebird house in the Etsy shop: The Jake and Elwood House of Blues

New Bluebird House!

Finally we have a bluebird house listed in the Etsy shop!

Jeff named this one: The Jake and Elwood House of Blues! ♥

Each birdhouse is unique ~ weathered barn tin, antique ceiling tiles, vintage hardware.

The front opens for nest removal and is secured with a vintage hook and eye latch. Entrance hole size is 1 1/2" ~ suitable for bluebirds..

Each birdhouse will vary slightly. Choose color option at checkout. White features a weathered barn tin roof. Cedar and dark brown have antique ceiling tiles. The tiles have have some of the original paint (and rust) and have been sealed to protect against the elements. Tiles will vary slightly with each birdhouse. Hook and eye latches will vary in size and shape with each birdhouse.

Instructions on how to attract bird to your landscape will be included with each birdhouse along with tips on bluebird house placement.

Approximate dimensions:
15" tall
5" wide
5" deep (nest area)
5" from entrance hole to floor of birdhouse

Go to this link to order:  Rebecca's Bird Gardens - Bluebird House

Bluebirds 2014

The Eastern Bluebird couple that had been house hunting around my property finally decided on one of the older living-roof bluebird houses that I have close to my garden. The roof's plants are still dormant and haven't started turning green yet, but I guess the couple saw the houses's potential. Mr. Bluebird and I spent a lot of the day watching the Mrs. nest building. - He's not the greatest help now, but he'll make a great dad when the little birds arrive...

Outdoor Wednesday
I'd Rather B Birdn'
Wild Bird Wednesday
Nature Notes
Camera Critters

Bluebirds 2013

This is the second year I've had Bluebirds nest in one of my older green-roof birdhouses! We loved watching the couple work together to feed the young birds until they eventually fledged. Hopefully next year the parents or their offspring will return to one of the increasing number of bluebird houses I'm accumulating at my property!

Fledglings!