Posted by El Toro on January 24, 2014 at 07:49:06 from (96.244.7.206):
I forgot I still had a picture of this martin house. I built it in 1966 and had birds the first year. We sold that home in 1968 and the martins were there. My neighbor put up a martin house and they went there. We installed the martin house that Fall at the new house and had birds every year up until 1972. We were hit with a northeaster with lots of rain that summer. When I came home my wife said there's something wrong in the martin house. She told me she thinks the baby martins may have died from the heavy rain. That's what we found when took the house down. I never had martins again. Even bought an aluminum house still no birds. The adult birds would come, but none stayed. Hal
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