What a charming arrangement. I can just imagine a whole village of birds chirping away in the early morning sunshine. I'm sure they wouldn't be hanging their washing out on the line, though ;-)
@bkbinthecity They were cute, but can't quite imagine putting them out in the weather. @grammyn They were. But seems rain and sun and hot and cold would take the shine off of them. @onewing They were cute displayed that way. @shutterbug49 I noticed them while eating ice cream at a produce stand yesterday. @julie Thanks Julie. @kjarn I'm sure they would. I think they would have not worry about maintenance and upkeep because these birdhouses would require frequent repainting when put out into the weather. @casablanca Thanks Casa. @cocokinetic Wouldn't that be cool. I've seen people hang groups of houses (often made of gourds) on poles for purple martins. They must like to nest in neighborhoods. @tunia Several different kinds and lots of colors.
@rhoing Thanks Thom. @grammyn Probably not. @haskar I thought so. @pyrrhula Thanks Ferry. @olivetreeann I would suspect not. They pull metal doors down when they close so there's probably someone around when the birds could get to them. Maybe I can remember to ask the next time I'm there. Thanks Ann.
@grammyn They were. But seems rain and sun and hot and cold would take the shine off of them.
@onewing They were cute displayed that way.
@shutterbug49 I noticed them while eating ice cream at a produce stand yesterday.
@julie Thanks Julie.
@kjarn I'm sure they would. I think they would have not worry about maintenance and upkeep because these birdhouses would require frequent repainting when put out into the weather.
@casablanca Thanks Casa.
@cocokinetic Wouldn't that be cool. I've seen people hang groups of houses (often made of gourds) on poles for purple martins. They must like to nest in neighborhoods.
@tunia Several different kinds and lots of colors.
@grammyn Probably not.
@haskar I thought so.
@pyrrhula Thanks Ferry.
@olivetreeann I would suspect not. They pull metal doors down when they close so there's probably someone around when the birds could get to them. Maybe I can remember to ask the next time I'm there. Thanks Ann.