BRAW Directory
BRAW Directory
BRAW Directory
BRAW Directory
BRAW Directory
Bluebird Restoration Association of Wisconsin
"Bringing bluebirds back to Wisconsin since 1986."
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SPRING IS HERE... ARE YOU READY to Start Bluebirding?
The region’s bluebirds are already actively seeking nesting locations as winter changes into spring. Are you ready to welcome them to your yard?
Here we provide seasonal "Spring" Eastern Bluebird information for all interested individuals wanting to attract these beautiful entertaining songbirds to your back yard, and new or established trail(s).
Our website is full of info to help you get started on "blue-birding". Try it! Make it a family project. Make it a retirement hobby. If you teach, make it a class project. If you lead scouts, make it a badge project.
LIFE CYCLE of the EASTERN BLUEBIRD by Pat ready
BLUEBIRDS GROW QUICKLY
After a bluebird egg hatches, it takes 16 days for the hatchling to grow into an immature bluebird. Attracting bluebirds to a nest box in your yard or to one on a trail is a most rewarding experience.
Join BRAW and we will show you how...
SITE MAP
ABOUT BRAW
American Birding Association -
Cornell Lab of Ornithology - The Eastern Bluebird
Merlin - Identify Birds and Bird Songs
NestWatch - Where Birds Come to Life
North American Bluebird Society
BLUEBIRD TRAILS
BRAW FORMS
EZ Nest Box Data Summary Report Form
Field Activity Data Collection Forms
BRAW LEADERSHIP & LIAISONS
CHILDREN’S BLUEBIRD LINKS
Children's Bluebird Activity Book
Sialis - Bluebird Knowledge Website
CONTACT BRAW
COUNTY COORDINATORS
LEGAL
MEMBERSHIPS
Application and Renewal Forms.
NEST BOXES
Comparing Different Predator Guards
Eastern Bluebird Next Box Plan & Info
Nest Box Troubleshooting Guide
Peterson Unvented Nest Box Diagram
VISITOR SUBMITTED LINKS
Hobbies at Home: A Guide to Birdwatching
From Garden Shed to Wildlife Watching Room
REFERENCE BOOKS
Bluebird Books – 6 Examples shown
BLUEBIRD ASSOCIATIONS & SOCIETIES
Nest Guide to Cavity Nesters
by Patrick Ready
Species Identification of Cavity Nesters
Bluebirds for Kids
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I am not the only one who has been asked these questions. So, I opted to post this Children's Bluebird Activity Book as a handy resource of bluebird information for parents, grandparents, and teachers of kids expressing an interest in bluebirds.
Andy Garcia-Rivera
BRAW Webmaster
Kids are naturally curious about wildlife, especially the birds they see when outdoors. Brightly colored birds draw special attention because of their beautiful plumage.
Recently, my grandson found out that I serve as BRAW's webmaster and began to show interest by asking me lots of questions about bluebirds. Where do they come from? How long do they live? Where can I find them? What do they eat? Why? Why? Why... You get the picture by now.
