Calling Bluebird Enthusiasts

If you are in good bluebird habitat, have had bluebirds on your property, and would be willing to help Wildwoods “soft release” four juvenile bluebirds, please email us (duluthrehabber @ yahoo.com) or Facebook message us. Soft release entails offering live mealworms a few times per day and calling the young birds back with a feeding call we will teach you. Please help us transition these birds back to nature. Thanks!

3 Comments

  1. edgeways edgeways on August 6, 2013 at 8:22 am

    What is considered good bluebird habitat? I suspect we may not be as I haven’t seen bluebirds around here (lots of other species though).

  2. [email protected] on August 6, 2013 at 8:26 am

    I’m afraid I’m not the expert here. The Wildwoods Facebook page is the best place to ask species-specific questions.

  3. davids davids on August 6, 2013 at 11:19 am

    I believe the UMD farm around the SAP site put up bluebird houses in conjunction with an Eagle scout project a year or so ago. Contact Randy Hanson and ask whether that might be a good site to release them.

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