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Bluebirds of Cane Ridge, Tennessee
Phyl:
Thank you so much Linda.
Maggie sends purrs to Atlas
Very happy you enjoy the thread and have posted your remarks.
Phyl:
This is the little guy that started it all . . . the Original "Bluebird Nut".
Phyl:
With Bluebirds still active and flittering about. I thought it a good idea to post some updated information on these charming avians.
EMERGENCIES:
Sick or injured bird https://bluebirdnut.com/emergencies/#sick
Finding a Wildlife Rehabber https://bluebirdnut.com/emergencies/#rehabber
Hopefully, you’re already familiar with your local wildlife rehabber, as we encourage everyone who offers nestboxes for cavity nesters to locate a rehabber that is federally licensed for songbird care before an emergency arises. But perhaps you don’t know a rehabber, and you need to know what to do right now. Or perhaps you do know a rehabber, but you’re waiting for them to return your call. What do you do in the meantime? The following are provided as general guidelines to help you know what to do (if anything) before you contact a rehabber, or while waiting to be able to reach one. Please, read everything before doing anything!
Phyl:
Bluebirds visit 10-14- and 10-15-2022
Departure after inspectionf nesting box #1
Phyl:
Our bluebirds October visit on the 15th of 2022.
The pair is likely from the 2020 spring nesting season. While they no longer use our nesting boxes.
Periodically visit us making the rounds on the two nesting boxes, flitter and flutter, dine and mate.
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