Now we can share the pictures of our colonies.....
Here is your username and password
username: pmcacolonies
password: purplemartins
click here to log in:
https://www.google.com/accounts/Service ... ssive=true
Choose an album and upload your pictures for all of us to appreciate
Can't wait to see the people, the pictures, the birds and the sites.......
New for 2011, Now We Can Share Our Colony Pictures
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- Posts: 349
- Joined: Fri Jan 22, 2010 4:06 pm
- Location: Maurice River, Southern NJ
- Martin Colony History: Well established 90 cavity colony. Mostly plastic gourds with some custom cedar houses atop pilings out over the river. We live stream the activity on our website https://youtu.be/fvj6V0X70G8
We are on the Maurice River. The Maurice is brackish and tidal. It meets the Delaware bay about three miles down at East Point, NJ. The area is remote and consists of dense marshland and swamp. Dragonflies abound.
Swallows arrive in mid August and finish nesting mid July. There is a large annual roost in mid August upriver a few miles at Mauricetown.
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- Posts: 43
- Joined: Mon Jul 12, 2010 12:42 pm
- Location: Pennington/New Jersey
- Martin Colony History: Attracted my first pair in 2006.
I now have 5 gourd racks, offer 66 Gourds, and average 50 pair a year.
I posted pictures into the photo album last night. I hope you enjoy them.
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- Posts: 349
- Joined: Fri Jan 22, 2010 4:06 pm
- Location: Maurice River, Southern NJ
- Martin Colony History: Well established 90 cavity colony. Mostly plastic gourds with some custom cedar houses atop pilings out over the river. We live stream the activity on our website https://youtu.be/fvj6V0X70G8
We are on the Maurice River. The Maurice is brackish and tidal. It meets the Delaware bay about three miles down at East Point, NJ. The area is remote and consists of dense marshland and swamp. Dragonflies abound.
Swallows arrive in mid August and finish nesting mid July. There is a large annual roost in mid August upriver a few miles at Mauricetown.
thank you for sharing
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- Posts: 21
- Joined: Fri May 28, 2004 10:23 am
- Location: Tennesse,Memphis
- Martin Colony History: Started tying in 2001 finally got 3 pair in 2003. Since then I had a steady increase to the 34 pair I now host in 2 Watersedge Suites 1 Trendsetter,and 12 plastic gourds.
Hughrichards,
What a great idea. I uploaded some of my shots of our "Ample Acres" colony. I will look foward to seeing more photos of other's colonies. Thank you very much for starting this site.
Lee
What a great idea. I uploaded some of my shots of our "Ample Acres" colony. I will look foward to seeing more photos of other's colonies. Thank you very much for starting this site.
Lee
Tenth year as a landlord. Started with 9 pair the second year housing was up ,2004. Now have 32 pair here in town, and 38 pair at the farm. Life is truly good
I uploaded some pictures of my four martin houses in Deer Park, TX. The martin's favorite one was given to us by Emil Pampell several years ago when I noticed martins a few yards away fighting for their housing which was full of sparrows. The landlord had moved, and the young couple that purchased the house had no interest in maintaining the housing. That was the beginning of our love affair with the birds!
Sherrie
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- Posts: 3522
- Joined: Thu May 24, 2007 1:57 pm
- Location: Missouri/Licking
- Martin Colony History: Colony started - 2007 with one pair
As of 2018 - 84 cavities offered, max # of pairs hosted - 82.
Thank you Hugh! I uploaded pics for my site in Licking, MO.
By the way, I've enjoyed seeing everyone's pictures too!
Great idea!
By the way, I've enjoyed seeing everyone's pictures too!
Great idea!
"Sometimes", said Pooh, "the smallest things take up the most room in your heart."
2016 - 82 pair
2015 - 76 pair
2014 - 75 pair
2013 - 75 pair
2012-72 pair
http://kathyfreeze.blogspot.com
2016 - 82 pair
2015 - 76 pair
2014 - 75 pair
2013 - 75 pair
2012-72 pair
http://kathyfreeze.blogspot.com
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- Posts: 349
- Joined: Fri Jan 22, 2010 4:06 pm
- Location: Maurice River, Southern NJ
- Martin Colony History: Well established 90 cavity colony. Mostly plastic gourds with some custom cedar houses atop pilings out over the river. We live stream the activity on our website https://youtu.be/fvj6V0X70G8
We are on the Maurice River. The Maurice is brackish and tidal. It meets the Delaware bay about three miles down at East Point, NJ. The area is remote and consists of dense marshland and swamp. Dragonflies abound.
Swallows arrive in mid August and finish nesting mid July. There is a large annual roost in mid August upriver a few miles at Mauricetown.
I changed your link to Gobbler's Knob. You must have a few turkey around those parts.
Hugh
Hugh
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- Posts: 3522
- Joined: Thu May 24, 2007 1:57 pm
- Location: Missouri/Licking
- Martin Colony History: Colony started - 2007 with one pair
As of 2018 - 84 cavities offered, max # of pairs hosted - 82.
Hugh, thanks - yes, quite a few! Although now that we have more quail on our property than turkeys, I may have to change our name!hughrichards wrote:I changed your link to Gobbler's Knob. You must have a few turkey around those parts.
Hugh


Thanks again!
"Sometimes", said Pooh, "the smallest things take up the most room in your heart."
2016 - 82 pair
2015 - 76 pair
2014 - 75 pair
2013 - 75 pair
2012-72 pair
http://kathyfreeze.blogspot.com
2016 - 82 pair
2015 - 76 pair
2014 - 75 pair
2013 - 75 pair
2012-72 pair
http://kathyfreeze.blogspot.com
Rich- If you click on the link that Hugh posted in his first comment it will bring you to a sign in page. You should type in email address of: pmcacolonies @gmail.comrichnet12 wrote:What is the email address or answer to securuty question?
The password is: purplemartins
That should get you to the album. Hope this helps.
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- Posts: 1935
- Joined: Mon Jan 31, 2011 4:35 pm
- Location: Little Hocking, Oh.
- Martin Colony History: 2018 Success at my Satellite Site “Oxbow Golf Course”.
2019 Success at my home Site "Little Hocking, Ohio".
Wow -- What a good bunch of pictures. Thanks so much for sharing them. Make me feel like this could be my year..
Dave -- in Little Hocking, Ohio
Dave -- in Little Hocking, Ohio
Home Site “Little Hocking, Ohio”
2010 / 2018 -- Lots of Visitors
2019 — 1 Pair, 5 Eggs, 5 Babies, 5 fledged.
2020 — 1 Pair, 4 Eggs, 4 Babies, 4 fledged.
2021 — Waiting 2021
Satellite Site “Oxbow Golf Course”
2018 -- 15 Pair, 58 Eggs, 38 Hatched and 36 Fledged
2019 — 26 Pair, 128 Eggs, 99 Babies and 97 Fledged.
2020 — 30 Pair, 156 Eggs, 137 Babies and 137 Fledged.
2021 — First arrival on April 5, 2021
PMCA Member
2010 / 2018 -- Lots of Visitors
2019 — 1 Pair, 5 Eggs, 5 Babies, 5 fledged.

2020 — 1 Pair, 4 Eggs, 4 Babies, 4 fledged.

2021 — Waiting 2021
Satellite Site “Oxbow Golf Course”
2018 -- 15 Pair, 58 Eggs, 38 Hatched and 36 Fledged

2019 — 26 Pair, 128 Eggs, 99 Babies and 97 Fledged.

2020 — 30 Pair, 156 Eggs, 137 Babies and 137 Fledged.

2021 — First arrival on April 5, 2021
PMCA Member