Bluebird Box Construction Workshop

Returning Bluebirds are a welcome sight of early spring. However, bluebird nesting habitat is declining throughout the United States. Bluebirds are cavity nesters meaning they take advantage of already existing holes in trees. As more forests are cleared for development, Bluebirds are in need of more nesting habitat to keep populations healthy.

To assist Bluebirds and other cavity nesters, naturalists and ornithologists recommend building bluebird boxes to erect in your yard. Join Parklands Education staff and Bluebird hobbyist Philip Tamplin on Saturday January 17 at 10:00am to build your own Bluebird box! All supplies and tools for building the box will be provided but feel free to bring your own drill! Recommendations on where to place your box and how to tend it will also be provided.

Parklands Members: $10

Non-Members: $20

You may also like the following events from The Parklands of Floyds Fork:

• Next Tuesday, 6th January, 08:30 am, The Parklands Walking Club (Louisville Loop - Brown-Forman Silo Center to Sky Meadow) in Mount Washington
• This month, 23rd January, 01:00 pm, Winter StoryWalk® in Eastwood
• Next month, 3rd February, 08:30 am, The Parklands Walking Club (Karst Climb, Highland Crossing & Louisville Loop Trail) in Mount Washington

Also check out other Workshops in Eastwood.