If you've ever gone house hunting with your parents, you know how hard it is to find a house that meets your family's needs.
Bluebirds have the same problem.
These friendly and colorful birds like to nest in open areas, especially in old orchards or meadows. Today, however, many of these habitats are in short supply and the bluebird has to search far and wide for a safe place to live. Luckily, bluebirds will also move into birdhouses designed especially for them. Here's how you can become a bluebird landlord. The Eastern Bluebird can be found almost anywhere between the Rocky Mountains and the Atlantic Ocean.