Bluebird nest boxes are most successful when placed on a post or pole, in an open area, about 4' to 5' high. The Western and Mountain bluebirds in the East Kootenay prefer a slightly larger entrance hole than their Eastern neighbour. A rough interior aids the birds in exiting the nest. A bluebird house should never have a perch, as they do not need one and it prevents predators from overtaking the nest.
The boxes will come with a very clear "needs sheet" for your new purchase.
The Rocky Mountain Naturalists have a limited supply for sale.
Please arrange the purchase through the contact fill-in at the very bottom of this page.
$25.00
The boxes will come with a very clear "needs sheet" for your new purchase.
The Rocky Mountain Naturalists have a limited supply for sale.
Please arrange the purchase through the contact fill-in at the very bottom of this page.
$25.00
Checklists and Guides for sale
The Rocky Mountain Naturalists, BC Nature and other member clubs have produced checklists, information handouts and other products in the hopes of enriching your naturalist experience here in British Columbia and the East Kootenay.
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 Regional District of East Kootenay bird checklist - published 2016
2017 - Rocky Mountain Naturalists Plant Checklist
NEW 2015 - RMN East Kootenay Butterfly Checklist NEW 2016 - East Kootenay Bird Checklist Cost: $2 from RMN member or $5 if mailed Rocky Mountain Naturalist Circle Tour of the Cranbrook - Kimberley Area Rocky Mountain Naturalist Logo BC Nature Guide - A guide to viewing wildlife and nature in British Columbia, Canada Wildlife Viewing in the Kootenay Region If these items are not in a .pdf format that you can download please use the contact form below to arrange delivery. |