The Goderich Signal-Star, 1966-03-10, Page 3VAN
Fight To . Save Bluebirds
By John Hardy A -
Four 'years ago the G.D.C,I,
Biology Club launched a pro-
gram to help. "re-establish the
nearly extinct .bluebird in tIi
Goderich area.
' Suitable -;nesting -boxes--wer
constructed by citlb members
and distributed for erection.
Though many desirable species
of birds used. the nesting facil-
ities provided no bluebirds
were reported.
The following year an increas-
ed number.cf boxes were erect-
ed in a similar manner, this time
at least one pair of the rare
birds were obtained.
After due consideration of
these two years experience it
was decided to concentrate the
boxes to general areas most
likely to attract the bluebird.
Two areas were chosen, permis-
sion was obtained to erect boxes
at the Maitland Falls Conserv-
ation Area, aiso.a smallnumber
on private lands east of McGaw.
No nesting bluebirds were
reported In the Falls area but
in the McGaw area fourteen
young bluebirds were raised in
three 'different nesting boxes.
Apart from these bluebirds,
large numbers of young wrens,
swallows, song sparrows and'
cb.eatecs were reared in both
areas. .
-Th't" Y year the eiu'b- -decided'
to intensify their efforts, 0t the
successful area of previous
years. On Saturday -"26th Feb-
ruary, club members Gary Bean,
Ted Barker, Jane Fisher, Julie
Cox, Robbie Prest and Bruee
McCreath tinder the direction
ofi,president John. Hardy, sallied
iarth !trine(' with hammers,
nails and nesting 4boxes. The
weather co-operated to an ex-
tent that' ` a touch of spring
could be felt as our core mem-
bers biked along the nesting
line.
After the nailing and tramp-
ing was completed the group
retreated to the Hardy home.
where they warmed themselves
with hot chocolate.
The club hopes that this year
their efforts will be rewarded
by a further increase in the
bluebird population
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