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I want to build nest boxes for birds, such as swallows and bluebirds, and put them up on my property. Do you have building plans and instructions?

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Nest box plans and information on swallows and bluebirds are available in a publication titled "Birdhouse Basics" available at University of Maine Cooperative Extension.

Additional nest box information can be found at:
— Ohio Department of Natural Resources Nest Boxes for Wildlife
— National Prairie Wildlife Research Center Canada Goose Nesting
— Virginia Cooperative Extension Wood Duck Management

Contact your local Cooperative Extension office for information specific to your location.

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