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Easter Birdies Need Homes Too!
With the arrival of Easter, so begins the nesting season for many wild birds. Scientific data has shown a vast decrease in available nesting sites, mostly due to the increased destruction of natural habitat. Competition from non-native species also contributes to the decline in possible nest sites.This year, instead of adopting cute baby chicks at Easter Time, consider a unique birdhouse. They are available in sooooo many themes! You may want to hide one for the Easter Egg Hunt for one lucky recipient to take home.With a serious shortage in nesting sites, a real home will make a difference for wild birds in your yard!Happy Easter!
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Birdhouse Centerpieces?
Birdhouses seem to come in every size, shape, and theme known to man. At a lovely garden wedding last spring, the reception was held outdoors and the theme was rustic-but so very elegant. Not too sure exactly how they pulled this off, managing to incorporate all the decor that was just beautiful.
A decorative birdhouse adorned each table as the centerpiece. They were rutic looking, but real houses meant for the outdoors. One person from each table got to take one home. What a great idea I thought, instead of throwing away the centerpiece, these could actually be used to house the birds!
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Talk About A Nice House!
They sure are making some pretty nice birdhouses these days! You’d think this architectural birdhouse is wood…but it’s not. It is made from PVC. Yes-vinyl, just like they use to build real houses. Vinyl siding, with no worries of painting or fading or rotting. Same thing here! A unique birdhouse made to last a lifetime.
Imagine how a bird must feel living in a castle like this? No drafts, no leaky roofs, and no damp walls when it rains! These birdhouses are of the highest quality, and although they may cost a few dollars more than wooden bird houses, these are virtually maintenace-free. Consider it an investment in the housing market!
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