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LisaJ
Posts: 74
Joined: Fri Apr 06, 2018 9:47 am
Location: North Texas

Hey PM family! I got a new phone and am still learning.
Put up a new house with larger apartments.
Update: 3-1; Scout spotted
3-5; Scout on porch
3-12; First pair
3-20; 3 pair
3-31; 4 pair
4-2; 5 pair
No nest building yet. I put some pine straw around for them. So happy to hear their morning songs. Really get loud around sunset. A pair of Starlings can be persistent, but so am I. I am not having much problems with HOSP...yet.
That’s about it for now.
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SSMartin
Posts: 135
Joined: Sun Jul 21, 2019 6:05 pm
Location: FL

What a great start to a new colony. You are well on your way already. When they start building nests you'll know they aren't going anywhere. Good luck!
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tor
Posts: 221
Joined: Wed Feb 25, 2009 4:35 pm
Location: Marlboro County, SC
Martin Colony History: Capacity: 72 Troyers on 3 X Super-24 racks

Thats great start-up numbers. Good Luck on your season.
Location: Marlboro County, SC

2021: Capacity: 72 - First Scouts:
2020: Capacity: 72 - First Scouts: 2/11 - 71 pair - 298 fledged
2019: Capacity: 72 - First Scouts: 2/22 - 70 pair - 315 fledged
2018: Capacity: 70 - First Scouts: 2/18 - 60 pair - 270 fledged
2017: Capacity: 42 - First Scouts: 2/25 - 39 pair
2016: Capacity: 42 - First Scouts: 3/10 - 32 pair
2015: Capacity: 24 - First Scouts: 3/23 - 4 pair

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