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 Birdwatcher's Choice Mealworms are an easy alternative to feeding live mealworms to attract wild birds such as bluebirds. Unlike freeze-dried worms, the unique packaging process locks in natural juices, keeping them soft and moist, just like live mealworms. |
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 This feeder is designed to protect not only bluebirds, but all smaller birds who enjoy eating fruit or mealworms. Entrance holes on the end allow little ones in, but keep starlings and other large birds out. |
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 The Post-Mounted Bluebird Feeder is designed to provide a safe dining area for bluebirds and other small birds. Entrance holes on each side allow the little ones in while keeping larger birds out. The Plexiglas front allows you a birds-eye-view and also slides out for easy cleaning. |
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 Several bluebirds can feed simultaneously within this mealworm feeder. Included is a red cup to hold the live or roasted worms. |
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 This is the finest bluebird house on the market and is approved by the North American Bluebird Society! Predator guard is standard to keep starlings, squirrels and other undesirables out, while the small floor discourages sparrow nests. |
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 This easy to assemle birdhouse kit has a 4"x4" floor which makes it suitable for a variety of small birds including chickadees, titmice, wrens, warblers, nuthatches, and tree swallows. It includes a predator guard that is essential to provide protection for bluebirds. |
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 Designed by Frank Zuern to be a safer nesting place for Eastern Bluebirds, this horizontal box simulates a hollow tree branch. |
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The largest of the Coveside bluebird houses, this box provides an ideal cavity for Mountain and Western bluebirds. |
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View the nesting bluebirds without disturbing them. This nest box has a Plexiglas panel to keep birds and their nest safe during observation, but slides out easily for cleaning. |
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 Similar in design to the Observation Bluebird House, this house opens on both sides. One side opens for clean-out. The other has an internal Plexiglas panel that allows observation without dislodging the nest or disturbing its inhabitants. |
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 This sparrow-resistant bluebird house has a circular opening in the roof. A durable, coated wire barrier prevents predators from entering through the top. |
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 The slant-front bluebird house design is popular because it discourages cats and other predators. Since the bottom tapers, less nesting material is needed. The front opens easily for observation and cleaning. |
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 This Kentucky style, slot-entrance bluebird house is designed to thwart sparrows. Bluebirds prefer a slot entrance to the standard circular hole — sparrows prefer the opposite. In addition, sparrows don't like a shallow box and bluebirds don't seem to mind. |
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 This is the best book on bluebirds! Attract the "bluebird of happiness" to your backyard with this complete guide to attracting and enjoying bluebirds. Fully illustrated with more than 80 beautiful full-color photographs of bluebirds. |
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