Hi all,
 I just saw a pair of Bluebirds coming and going from the box which I put back up this morning. It is one of those PVC boxes, painted to look like birchbark. Male and female both just entered and left the box. That was fast!

Rick Sussman
Woodbine,MD


We have two bluebird boxes that never get bluebirds but have Tufted Tits in
hem each year. One faces west and one east.
Gail Mackiernan







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From: Gail Mackiernan <>
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Sent: Tue, Mar 9, 2010 10:10 am
Subject: Re: [MDOSPREY] Wren box


We have two wren boxes for our "dueling wrens" -- one pair at each end of
ur large garden. One box faces west and one ESE and each is used every year
o for wrens at least, it may not make much difference. Hanging the box
here predators can't access it -- ours are off small branches far out from
he tree trunk -- and about head height seems to work.
We have two bluebird boxes that never get bluebirds but have Tufted Tits in
hem each year. One faces west and one east.
Gail Mackiernan
olesville, MD
on 03/09/2010 9:31 AM, Patricia Rose at  wrote:
> I recently bought a wren house and was wondering does it need to face
 a certain direction when I hang it later this morning. What about
 houses for other backyard birds?  Thank you for any resposes to come.
 
 
 
 Happy birding,
 
 Patricia Viola Rose
 240-256-5423 cell