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3 new Blue's in the tree

10 years ago

Our Third Nestings fledged yesterday.
4 eggs were laid, only 3 hatched.
I changed the nest mid way, so that the blow flies were not a problem and fed lots of meal worms.
We got to see 2 or the 3 fly out of the box. Around 6 pm.
Was glad to see them fly, as the box was in the afternoon sun and I had to put up a umbrella every day to keep it cool.
Connie

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kendra2003
10 years ago
Wonderful! Congratulations on helping three new Bluebirds into the world.
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