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Q: Where and how should I mount my nestbox? A: Eastern Bluebird nestboxes should be spaced at intervals of at least 100 yards — 125–150 yards may be better. Mountain and Western Bluebird boxes should be 200–300 yards apart. If House Wrens are likely to be a problem, be sure the box is mounted at least 50–200 feet away from a wooded or
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