I hear that the cold and rainy weather effected the PM population.
Here up north in Canada (Ottawa) my birds are in great numbers and doing just fine.
Blessings to all,
In picture : No vacancy!
Northern PM are doing fine
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Peter Huszcz
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- Location: Ontario/Greely CANADA
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Birdiegirl
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- Joined: Sun May 24, 2020 7:03 pm
- Location: Scott County Kentucky
- Martin Colony History: Two poles: 2 T-14s and 8 gourds
2021- 1 pair, 5 fledged
2022- 11 pair, 36 fledged
2023- 20 pair, 78 fledged
2024- 32 pair, 109 fledged
2025- 34 pair, 117 fledged
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Wow, that is great news! Love your housing. Thanks for the happy report, and good luck to you this season!
Laura
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Dave Duit
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- Location: Iowa / Nevada
- Martin Colony History: In 2024, 82 pair with 350 fledged youngsters. 110 total cavities available, 82 Troyer Horizontal gourds and a homemade PVC / metal 28 compartment unit, 1 fallout shelter. Hawk and owl guards included. Martin educator and speaker. President and founder of the Iowa Purple Martin Organization. Please visit Iowa Purple Martin Organization on Facebook link: https://www.facebook.com/groups/1627283871068161 Emails send to daveduit@yahoo.com. Subject line include Iowa Purple Martin.
Good to hear the great news. The east coast had a rough start with the weather this season. Your setup looks great.
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jacekstaszak
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- Location: Kingston, Ontario
Super! Cheers from Kingston, martins are doing fantastic here as well. Did you get my email ?
Jacek
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