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North American Bluebird Society (NABS) This should be your first stop! This is the ‘Official’ web site for bluebirders and it contains a lot of information. |
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This page contains links to other web sites you might find interesting. |
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CA Bluebird Recovery Program (CBRP) This is a California organization dedicated to the preservation of bluebirds and cavity nesters throughout the fifty-eight counties in CA. |
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Cornell Lab of Ornithology The Birdhouse Network (TBN) Cornell University is the premier research center for the study of birds in the United States. The Birdhouse Network website is a terrific resource. Be sure to bookmark their nestbox web-cam locations. http://www.birds.cornell.edu/birdhouse |
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Cornell Lab of Ornithology Bluebird-L Reference Guide This is another Cornell University web site. It is a joint project between the TBN and the NABS. You can join the mailing list to communicate with other bluebirders around the country. http://www.birds.cornell.edu/bluebirds/ |
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Bluebirds of San Diego County Our neighbors to the south in San Diego County are also very active bluebirders. You can learn more about them here. |
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Sialis This web site is incredible. If you visit, plan on spending some time there. There is more information here about bluebirds than you can imagine. |
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Sea & Sage Audubon Society We believe this is the best Audubon affiliate in the US. The expertise and resources available here is incredible. We encourage you to join!
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SOUTHERN CALIFORNIA BLUEBIRD CLUB A Project of the International Humanities Center |
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Protecting Bluebirds and Other Cavity Nesters in Southern California |
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International Humanities Center This organization’s only mission is to support public service groups like ours. They take care of all the 501(c)(3) overhead tasks so we can focus on our conservation efforts. |
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Palos Verdes / South Bay Audubon Society This local Chapter has a Project underway to help restore Bluebirds to Harbor Park in Wilmington. Visit the link below to read all about it and see pictures of their efforts installing and monitoring the 10 nest boxes on the Harbor Park Bluebird Trail. |
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Violett’s Bluebirds 2-Holed Boxes — An Alternative to Removing Problem Boxes Instead of removing boxes from House Sparrow areas, monitors might consider building a box with an escape hole. The web page below provides information and links on how to build the box and monitoring tips. It includes differently configured test sites showing what works, what doesn't work, and what monitors can expect to see at tough sites as Bluebirds learn they can outcompete House Sparrows. |
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Amazing Video of Nest Box Activity Wonderful photography of bluebirds feeding young. Check this out. Use Ctrl –left click. <a href="http://vimeo.com/1213001">Connie's bluebirds</a> |
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Eagle Scout Alex Kreb’s award winning website: |