WARNING: Birds Will Fight Over This Birdhouse! 🏚️🐦

✅The afternoon sun warmed the rose-scented air and created a wonderful refuge for the resident bumblebees, butterflies and birds. But today my focus was not on the buzzing insects, but on the feathered friends the birds that could possibly call this garden their home. Armed with a toolbox and a basket full of birdhouses, I embarked on a mission to create a welcoming apartment complex for birds.
Each birdhouse was a unique invitation to the birds, designed to attract a specific feathered tenant. A rustic log cabin had a small entrance hole, perfect for chickadees. A charming Victorian cottage, decorated with colorful pine cones, awaited a family of wrens. Finally a sleek, modern bird apartment, with multiple ventilation holes, intended to attract a pair of social house finches.
With each birdhouse securely fastened, a sense of hope blossomed within me. These were not just decorative additions, but miniature sanctuaries, promising warmth and a safe haven for birds to raise their young. I imagined the future: the constant chirping of the chicks nesting in the cozy houses, and the melodious songs that would soon fill the air and herald a thriving bird community. Anticipation crackled in the warm air. Would these charming haunts entice local birds to become permanent residents? Only time would tell. But one thing was certain: the once tranquil garden, now decorated with miniature houses, was about to become a bustling haven for birds.❎
📹GARDEN BIRDS IN THIS VIDEO:
🐦Great tit (Parus major)
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[@DaveCollierCamping]

Excellent video

[@garden-birds]

Thanks 😉