Purple martins combat bluebird envy (Savannah Morning News) bi13780727 Some people have all the luck. They come Wild Birds Unlimited and purchase a bluebird house, pole and baffle. Within days or sometimes minutes of installing it, they have nesting bluebirds

Martin invasion: 6,000 purple martins roost Davie (Sun-Sentinel) bi13780727 When sun sets, 6,000 martins fly to Davie roost The evening spectacle builds slowly, but soon becomes so loud and compelling that even customers dazed by the price of the $4-a-gallon gas they are pumping look up and take notice

Purple martins feeding (Press of Atlantic City) bi13780727 A colony of puple martins go about business of catching insects Friday at Cape May Point State Park, where the swallow-like birds have been provided a nesting area. The martins feed on mosquitoes, among other things, and makes them welcome guests

Purple martins roosting under the Causeway (New Orleans Times-Picayune) bi13780727 Click thumbnail to view larger image. Click arrows to see more photos. Do not use these photos permission

Purple martins combat bluebird envy (Savannah Morning News) bi13780727 Some people have all the luck. They come Wild Birds Unlimited and purchase a bluebird house, pole and baffle. Within days or sometimes minutes of installing it, they have nesting bluebirds

Martin invasion: 6,000 purple martins roost Davie (Sun-Sentinel) bi13780727 When sun sets, 6,000 martins fly to Davie roost The evening spectacle builds slowly, but soon becomes so loud and compelling that even customers dazed by the price of the $4-a-gallon gas they are pumping look up and take notice

Purple martins feeding (Press of Atlantic City) bi13780727 A colony of puple martins go about business of catching insects Friday at Cape May Point State Park, where the swallow-like birds have been provided a nesting area. The martins feed on mosquitoes, among other things, and makes them welcome guests

Purple martins roosting under the Causeway (New Orleans Times-Picayune) bi13780727 Click thumbnail to view larger image. Click arrows to see more photos. Do not use these photos permission

S.C. Wildlife offers adventures for the summer (Columbia Star) bi13780727 Evening Wood Storks Varnville, July 12 The SCWF and Skeet and Gail Burris invite you to join them for an evening of observing the endangered wood storks at Cypress Bay Plantation Varnville, SC. The time the wood storks be followed by a reception the air conditioned lake house

River Park Insects Driving Residents Batty (Page News and Courier) bi13780727 Shenandoah?s River Park a great place for town residents and visitors to enjoy the park?s picnic areas, nature trails and mountain views. The park?s close proximity to water also makes an enjoyable location for insects ? and a lot of them. Town of Shenandoah Parks and Recreation Director Kirk Comer routinely..

Hot dates (The State) bi13780727 Don?t-miss things to do and around the Midlands Friday, July 4 Peachy This year?s Peach Festival starts early the Peachy Fruit Contest at Gilbert Primary School Cafetorium. Peach lovers then can gather on Main Street at 9:30 a.m. for the parade. Live entertainment, arts and crafts and more peachy treats fill the day, culminating a fireworks display. WHEN: 9 a.m

No spraying for mosquitoes, at least for now (The Globe Gazette) bi13780727 MASON CITY ? There be no spraying of mosquitoes Mason City ? for now

Site Search: (Jersey Evening Post) bi13780727 January January often proves quite treacherous for wildlife as natural food sources become difficult to find. Even so, during any mild spell certain shrubs can be lured early leaf and a few garden birds bravely react an odd burst of pre-season song

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