I haven’t seen any bluebirds since the big freeze. We found several frozen in the snow. One of my neighbors found 7 pairs jammed into one of his bluebird houses all frozen to death. Have any of you folks seen any lately?
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All mine died...tried putting out mealworms for em but it wasn't enough -
While we didnt have any bluebirds, we were overrun with house sparrows.
Since the freeze, there are not many still around. I have noticed a HUGE influx of warblers and finches though.Comment
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We saw quite a few out west this weekend, watched them for a good bit hunting grasshoppers. The boys enjoyed it.
The same few are hanging out at the house as usual, haven’t noticed any drop in numbers here
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The 2 pairs we have here made it through the freeze just fineComment
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Usually see quite a about now. Seen one.Comment
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We currently have 2 hanging around. I havent seen them eating the meal worms I have out for them though.Comment
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We have several hanging around. Waller area.Comment
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We have quite a few behind the house in Crosby.Comment
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We have a pair with babies in our blue bird box nowComment
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Have my same pair back in their house. This is in Spring. The male gives the squirrels hale.Comment
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We normally do not have any bluebirds but this winter we found two dead around our house. Pretty sad but Ma nature is pretty cruel sometimes.Comment
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We have several in our yard, don't think it was cold enough for us to lose any in or area.Comment
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So glad to hear of survivors! Our town , Wills Point, was the official bluebird capital of Texas for whatever that’s worth. Years ago our community put up hundreds of bluebird houses and they showed up in a big way. I’m sure they will make a comeback!Comment
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All of mine survived. During the snow, they were eating the peanut suet cakes with the other birds.
I feed 500 mealworms a week.
Need to check the nest and see if’n they hatched yet.Comment
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