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Where Is The Best Place To Install A Purple Martin House?
You’ve just purchased the best purple martin house, and you realize you have no idea of where to install it. Lucky for you, we have the answer to where is the best place to install a Purple martin house. Purple martin birdhouses should be installed between 10’ and 14’ in
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What Direction Should A Purple Martin House Face?
Purple martins are some of the most beautiful birds in North America. They’re also very social and use their houses to build nests together. So, what direction should a purple martin house face? The answer is that it doesn’t really matter how you position your Purple martin house. These birds
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What Do Purple Martins Eat? The Uncensored Truth
If you’re planning on attracting purple martins to your home, you may be wondering what they eat. Fortunately, we have all of the answers for you. The Purple martin is one of the most iconic species in North America. They are easy to identify because they have a bright purple,
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The Baltimore Oriole Song – What Do Orioles Sound Like?
When summer comes, we all look forward to seeing the beautiful and vibrant colors of birds around us. But other than the beautiful spread of colors, another thing that we all look forward to is the lovely song they sing. One particular songbird known to sing the most beautiful tunes
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How To Attract Orioles To Your Yard: 9 Best Ways
Known for their black and orange plumage and beautiful sweet songs, orioles are undeniably one of the most sought-after bird species in the backyard. And you really can’t blame anyone because they bring the most beautiful colors around your home. And though orioles are frequent visitors of bird feeders, attracting
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Will Other Birds Use A Purple Martin House?
Purple martins are beautiful, insect-eating birds that spend the winter in Central America. When they return to North America at the end of March, they’ll nest in birdhouses made specifically for their needs. Indeed, this is a special type of birdhouse designed only for purple martin colonies! But, will different
