Louise
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Charlie Rogers
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Was trying to remember what you had told me about making a smaller entry on the Universal sparrow trap to avoid trapping a PM. Was it using a bottom or top of a shot glass as a pattern? I assume you drink the contents first?
Charlie
2012-1 worn out S&K house,6 compartments,
12 fledglings
2013 - 1- 6 unit Coates House w/ SREH, 1 remodeled 6 unit remoded Aluminum house with Clinger tunnels
2012-1 worn out S&K house,6 compartments,
12 fledglings
2013 - 1- 6 unit Coates House w/ SREH, 1 remodeled 6 unit remoded Aluminum house with Clinger tunnels
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Louise Chambers
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ha, very funny, Charlie 
The bottom of standard (?) shot glass is 1-1/4 to 1-3/8 inches, that's the end to use. Upper end is large enough for a bluebird to fit inside, maybe even a very skinny & determined martin (1-1/2 or a bit more).
The bottom of standard (?) shot glass is 1-1/4 to 1-3/8 inches, that's the end to use. Upper end is large enough for a bluebird to fit inside, maybe even a very skinny & determined martin (1-1/2 or a bit more).-
Charlie Rogers
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Thanks a lot Louise I appreciate your info and help.
Charlie
2012-1 worn out S&K house,6 compartments,
12 fledglings
2013 - 1- 6 unit Coates House w/ SREH, 1 remodeled 6 unit remoded Aluminum house with Clinger tunnels
2012-1 worn out S&K house,6 compartments,
12 fledglings
2013 - 1- 6 unit Coates House w/ SREH, 1 remodeled 6 unit remoded Aluminum house with Clinger tunnels