I had what I thought was a good year. Guess it could had been better.
What I found when I lowered the bird house
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Mark Peters
- Posts: 55
- Joined: Sat Feb 28, 2004 8:39 pm
- Location: Texas/Houston
- Martin Colony History: I only have one 16 compartment house. I only have a small backyard so I have to be happy with what I got.
No problems having several pairs for the past 5 years. Never quite have a full house.
I had what I thought was a good year. Guess it could had been better.
Mark
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John Miller
- Posts: 4867
- Joined: Mon Mar 22, 2004 9:11 pm
- Location: St. Louis, MO
Mark
If you had a dozen or more pairs, this would not be unusual. Overall you probably done good.
The PMCA Project Martin Watch I believe requires landlords to do a final nest check and mark units empty, or those with dead young.
Don't be discouraged. I probably find one or two nests like that for every dozen I clean in the fall.
John
If you had a dozen or more pairs, this would not be unusual. Overall you probably done good.
The PMCA Project Martin Watch I believe requires landlords to do a final nest check and mark units empty, or those with dead young.
Don't be discouraged. I probably find one or two nests like that for every dozen I clean in the fall.
John
That's right. I do nest checks, nest replacement and take care of mites and still can't save them all. These pm's that come to my house don't have 6 or 7 eggs in every cavity and raise them all. Can't wait for march, hope everyone has a good 2017 joeJohn Miller wrote:Mark
If you had a dozen or more pairs, this would not be unusual. Overall you probably done good.
The PMCA Project Martin Watch I believe requires landlords to do a final nest check and mark units empty, or those with dead young.
Don't be discouraged. I probably find one or two nests like that for every dozen I clean in the fall.
John
joe
2015 8 pair
2016 35 pair
2017 55 pair
2018 57 pair
2019 58 pair
2020 58 pair
2015 8 pair
2016 35 pair
2017 55 pair
2018 57 pair
2019 58 pair
2020 58 pair
