Wordless Wednesday…A Bird’s Gotta Do What a Bird’s Gotta Do

Nina Hollander, Broker we're hopeful that we won't have any hard freezes. 

Grant Schneider that's a good way to look at it. 

Brian England they actually have done research on it and yes we are going to do things differently next year. 

Wayne Martin I agree. If we keep our eyes open, we can learn a lot from nature. 

Kat Palmiotti We'd been wondering if providing them food might alter their behavior. And now we know.  We will always provide food but only to assist their normal food source. 

Wayne Martin thank you. I had no idea and was surprised by the post. 

Michael Jacobs I'm on my never-ending quest to keep learning. 

Bill Salvatore - YVP Blog it has been fun learning about them. 

Ed Silva I actually got on the Farmer's Almanac to see what kind of weather to expect but who knows. 

Bob "RealMan" Timm If everything works out, we'll get some good videos. I have some of the leaving the nest. 

Roy Kelley Thank you and please tell Chef Dolores hello. 

Raymond Henson, eXp Realty thank you! Last year, Larry bought hand warmers and put them in the box. He even went out at 4 am to change them. 

Ron and Alexandra Seigel we keep that in mind when we see hawks hanging out on the power lines waiting to swoop down on our "bird buffet."

Anna Banana Kruchten CRS, Phoenix Broker from what I read, if you give them too much, that could cause them to start nesting earlier than normal. For example, we noticed this week that the blue birds at the Preserve are just this week beginning to build their nests. I think it's ok to provide food as a supplement. 

Jeffrey DiMuria 321.223.6253 Waves Realty Thank youi!  I don't think we ever saw a bluebird in Delray Beach. 

Will Hamm the birds are used to us checking on the boxes. Larry also keeps track of when they'll begin to hatch. 

Sharon Tara me too!!!  Last year was a bad year for all of the boxes except one. 

George Souto fingers crossed!!!  I will share photos if they do. 

Myrl Jeffcoat  We can tell when some of the birds are in mating/nesting mode. For example, the male cardinals and bluebirds have a richer color.  Thank you for the feature in your group!!!