Hi LT friends, Over here on Codman Road, we have had the good fortune to have a pair of bluebirds raising 5 babies. We dealt with the aggressive sparrow by putting up a sparrow spooker. It worked! However, sadly today I found the mother dead. My best guess is that she flew into our window and broke her neck. :( The male is working his tail feathers off, feeding his young double time it seems. I am considering getting a bluebird feeder to help him out. I can't imagine he can raise all five successfully without a helping hand. I have never put out mealworms for them. Can anyone share if bluebirds will actually feed their young from a feeder source? If so, I will head to Russels tomorrow and pick up the supplies. Any advice is welcome. Thank you. Best, Staci
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