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We had a t-storm come through this afternoon with 50 mph winds that broke my fiberglass pole that was holding up my bird house. This bird house sits next to my pond and we sit and watch the birds fly in and out bringing food to the little ones inside in the evenings. Once the rain stopped we went to see if the young birds were still there and they were there still in the nest the bird house was in several pieces. We gathered the 3 little ones and the bird house and headed for the shop we got the birds back in there home and all is well. The funny thing is that the momma bird followed us the entire time we had her babies and when we got them back in the air the momma was brining them something to eat.Here is a few pics of the bird house repair and the little ones. My next project is to build a new bird house this one is on its last leg.  
You can pay more but you cant buy better.
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Good job, Wicked! Put the new house on a pole that has 110+ specs. It's that time again.
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nice work, Dr Wicked...looks like, hmmmm...starlings?
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