Mountain Bluebirds are secondary cavity-nesters — they build their nests in cavities created by other birds (woodpeckers). These cavity nests are abundant in burned forests, and so are grasshoppers (w
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Mountain Bluebirds are secondary cavity-nesters — they build their nests in cavities created by other birds (woodpeckers). These cavity nests are abundant in burned forests, and so are grasshoppers (which move in shortly after wildfire due to the hot, dry conditions that aid in their reproduction).
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