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House for Titmice, Warblers, and Tree Swallows |
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Tree swallows are beautiful little birds that like marshes and man-made birdhouses! They are migrating birds, living in central America in winter and in summer breeding season you will find them in the northern states. There are several types of Titmice. Tufted titmice live in the eastern States year round. Like Chickadees, Titmice hoard seeds they take from your feeder or from plants, and eat them throughout the winter months.
Click here to hear a Tree Swallow! Click here to hear a Titmouse!
Tree Swallow & Tufted Titmouse - Photos by Ken Thomas - Used with Permission
TITMOUSE, WARBLER, & TREE SWALLOW HOUSE
Titmice are generally comfortable around people. They prefer a natural habitat in areas with tall vegetation and a forest with a dense canopy of trees. This house is also suitable for Prothonotary Warblers, Tree Swallows, House Finches, Violet-green Swallows & Carolina Wrens. They resides in southern Wisconsin, southern Michigan, central New York, southern New England south to Gulf of Mexico and central Florida. These birds thrives in deciduous, coniferous forests; swamps, orchards, suburban shade trees.
(12-1/2"h x 6"w x 8-1/2"d)
$31.95 + $9.70 shipping/handling Ships UPS Ground from our manufacturer in Maine usually within 72 hours Please indicate location shipping address with your order (no p.o. boxes)
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