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Bluebirds! at Matthews Community Center
October 6, 2009 from 7pm to 9pm
Ambassador for the Bluebirds, Harry Schmeider, will present his entertaining presentation on bluebirds, their history, courtship, and how they select a nest site. Harry will help us understand their breeding habits, egg laying, and brooding right ...
This video ( Bluebirds Ice Mountain ) was created by Maria Rose and Danny Elswick, They are friends of mine who live in Parkville, Maryland. They are singers and song writers and Maria Rose wrote a song after the 911 tragedy that fell upon USA soi...
5 eggs, 5 babies! Great video
We were lucky (for the 3rd year in a row) to have bluebirds nest in the box we put up at our cabin in Ice Mountain, Slanesville, WV. We put together this vid...
My home nest box.
An Awesome Photo thanks for sharing. I give this photo a five star.
Is this creature in the USA?
Awesome
I give your photo a Five Star, Awesome Photo
I give your photo a five star. It is awesome and thank you for sharing it.
Hi Harry:
Your story reminds me that I need to do some cleaning out of my blue bird house. Nice story.
I think that birds sometimes understand. several years ago, we had a white dove which would come into our back yard to get water. It was very s...
Habitat and Wildlife Keepers is committed to preserving, protecting and restoring wildlife habitat in the SE area of the Charlotte Metro area. We meet the first Tuesday of each month (Sept-May) at 7pm at the Matthews Community Center.
Harry, thanks for your post. I sometimes forget that not everyone has Bluebirds yearround and forget how special spotting one can be to someone who has lived the winter without them! Good luck on many successful broods this season and can't wait f...
I had a male bluebird arrive early as February 23rd and now I have a pair of bluebirds today March 4, 2009. Both are going in and out of the nest box and really giving it a close inspection. Both looked very healthy and looked to be mature birds. ...
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- Photography, Gardening, Blue birding is my passion, I really enjoy sharing Bluebirds and other nest cavity birds that use their nest boxes with a presentation titled the < Fledgling Experience.> Please visit my Bluebird Website at the left side column of this page. or
ambassadorforthebluebirds.com
Harry Schmeider's Blog
The Bluebirds are Back
I had a male bluebird arrive early as February 23rd and now I have a pair of bluebirds today March 4, 2009. Both are going in and out of the nest box and really giving it a close inspection. Both looked very healthy and looked to be mature birds. I noticed the male was pecking at the top side of the next box at the roof area. I just then remembered the duct tape is still over the ¼ inch vent area at the top of the roof and sides. The male was actually trying to removing it. I got my coat on and… Continue
Posted on March 4, 2009 at 11:19am — 2 Comments
Why I became a member of the NC Wildlife Federation
First and foremost I love Nature and Wildlife. Though I live in Butler, PA which is 40 miles north of Pittsburgh PA ( The Home of Champions I might add, ) I visit the Matthew NC. area often. My Daughter, Son in-Law and Grandson resides in Indian Trails NC. which is not far from Matthews. Also I have a close friend and his wife and child that live on County Line Road, Stanfield NC. I am a friend and a fan of Carol Buie-Jackson's Website < smell like dirt> I plan on visiting her some day whe… Continue
Posted on February 27, 2009 at 4:01am —
The Bluebird’s Perseverance.
Its my passion and desire to help these beautiful birds in their fight for survival. Understanding the causes and the events that led up to the nearly extinction of the Bluebirds and the problems they face today will instill mankind’s compassion to come to their aid. It is not only the Bluebi… Continue
Posted on February 27, 2009 at 12:41am — 4 Comments
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Comment Wall (4 comments)
- At 8:08am on October 7, 2009,
Carol Buie-Jackson said…
- Harry, AWESOME JOB! at the HAWK meeting last night. You promised a fun and entertaining presentation and boy, did you deliver! I hope you enjoy the rest of your stay in NC and I'll see if I can get you some more opportunities to give your presentation when you are down visiting again. Safe travels home to PA and thanks again for a wonderful presentation!
- At 7:10pm on April 21, 2009,
Leigh Ayers said…
- Harry, my five bluebird babies fledged today, now I have a pair of brown-headed nuthatch's checking out the bluebird box. I have never seen this before. The male bluebird keeps coming back and checking the box, but I have not seen the female. The business idea about the birdscapes for bluebirds hasn't really taken off. I did install one for my sister and within a week she had a pair building a nest.
- At 11:35pm on February 26, 2009,
Ernie McLaney said… - Harry, good to have you join us. I agree that Bluebirds are quite special and that we should all encourage them to visit and raise young in our properties. It's always a great feeling when I see multiple young raised in boxes I monitor. A very special bird!
- At 10:43pm on February 26, 2009,
Carol Buie-Jackson said…
- Welcome Harry! It was a pleasure to speak with you tonight and I look forward to meeting you next time you are in NC. Poke around the site and make sure you post links to your Bluebird site.
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Native Plants Available from Southern Styles Nursery, Charlotte
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