Eastern bluebirds are one of the most beloved songbirds and is widely regarded as a symbol of happiness. This bluebird is 7” long and eat berries, seeds, insects, earthworms and spiders.

Eastern bluebirds have declined in numbers because of increasing competition from starlings and house sparrows for nest sites. It is important for us to help Mother Nature out and provide nesting boxes and bluebird houses with near by bluebird feeders.

The female bluebird will lay 4 – 7 white or pale blue eggs.

Eastern Bluebirds can be found throughout eastern North America from the Great Plains to the Atlantic Coast and the southwestern US and into Arizona.