Raymond Marr
- Pawtucket, RI
- Providence County
- More than happy to help any one in New England with advice on Martins I look after three sites Smithfield & Barrington, RI and Rehoboth, MA site. Twelve years experience and spend weeks in NJ
with other experience landlords.
- 72 Thomas Ave.
Pawtucket, RI 02860
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- 401-359-7601
- Posted: January 2006
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Steven Johnson
- Ashby, MA
- Middlesex County
- I placed an aluminum 12 compartment house on my property on 4/26/08. The house is 50-60\' from nearest trees and 12\' up from the ground. It is 85\' from my house with good two-way open access north and south. I live on 2 1/2 acres of land of which most is field. There is a small pond down the street. What are the chances of getting Martins in north central Massachusetts?
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- Posted: April 2008
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Lucie Infantino
- Leominster, MA
- Worcester County
- Just purchased 12 family PM house with a tri tel pole. Have not put it up yet. Looking for right spot in yard. I don\'t even know if it is too late to put one up as late June.
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- Posted: June 2007
Katherine Weber
- New Fairfield, CT
- Fairfield County
- Installed our first martin house in mid-May (Heritage Farms Quad-Pod) but no martins yet. I think our location is pretty good - our home is near Candlewood Lake in a suburban/semi-rural area in NW CT. Our yard is open/grassy and martin house is positioned away from trees. We are playing dawnsong. Help - what else can we do?! Are there other martin landlords in our area (northern Fairfield county) who can give advice? If so, please email me. Many thanks!
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- Posted: June 2005
TOM LOMBARDI
- South Easton, MA
- I live in Southeastern Massachusetts and have an ideal site for establishing a purple martin colony. I would appreciate any information and/or advice on getting started and establishing a colony.
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- 508-238-2500
KAREN WALKER
- Quincy, MA
- I have seen Purple Martins in my yard. Our home is surrounded by protected wetlands, so there is plenty of open land. I have seen the PM on tele wires, but have never seen a nest. I would appreciate any advice on constructing our first PM house. Gourds vs. Wood. Thanks!
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