In one sentence, describe what the following article is about: If you install multiple homes, give them the recommended space. Without this space, you won't have enough nesting room for each bird, as bluebirds are territorial. If you decide to install bluebird houses in pairs next to each other, keep them 5 to 25 feet (1.5 to 7.6m) apart. Find a post to mount your bluebird house. Always make sure the entrance faces the nearest shrub or large tree. Try and install it in a location that is open or lightly wooded. For example, pastures with scattered trees or wooded patches are best. Other locations suitable for bluebird houses are cemeteries, golf courses, new sub-divisions, and farmsteads. Outside of this, try to clean each bluebird house when the young have left. This will prepare the house for more young birds, as it is likely that adults will return to the box for additional broods. Young birds typically leave about 11 days after their eggs hatch.
Summary: Keep each bluebird house at least 125 to 150 yards (114 to 137m) from each other. Mount your bluebird house 4 to 6 feet (1.2 to 1.8m) high. Clean and repair bluebird houses every February.

In one sentence, describe what the following article is about: Rabbit hunters need to be licensed with the state in which they're hunting. Usually, this can be done by applying online with the Department of Wildlife, or the Department of Fish and Game. In some areas, you might need to pass a hunting safety or a gun safety course or a quiz before being awarded a license to hunt rabbits. Update your license before every new hunting season to make sure that you're up-to-date and legal. In many areas, kids under the age of 14 are allowed to hunt without licensed. Find out the local guidelines in your area, if you're underage, and only hunt with adult supervision. Depending on where you live, harvesting rabbits may be limited to a particular season. Usually, rabbit season lasts from late fall and continues throughout the winter, though in some regions, like California, rabbits may be hunted year round. It's also good to figure out whether or not you're permitted to harvest rabbits in designated areas. Often, rabbit hunting is illegal in state or national parks, while in other areas certain areas are permissible for hunting. If you've got a spot in mind, make sure it's legal to hunt there at the time of year you're considering hunting. Usually, you're not allowed to take more than six rabbits at a time. In some places, though, there's no limit on small game, including pheasant, rabbit, and other animals. Check the guidelines in your area to be sure. There's more than one kind of rabbit and not all should be hunted. Mexican Volcano Rabbits, for example, are extremely endangered and should never be harvested, though they look much like regular cottontail rabbits. It's important that you learn to identify the appropriate varieties of rabbit you'll be hunting, to keep your hunt legal and safe. Generally, these varieties of rabbits have extremely healthy populations, in the "least concern" category of wildlife preservation: White or cottontail rabbits are the most commonly hunted rabbits, and there are several varieties of regional cottontails that vary slightly in appearance. Desert cottontails, for example, have extremely large ears, while swamp rabbits have smaller, sharp faces that resemble rodents more so than rabbits. Unique to the cottontail, however, is it's brownish-black fur and distinctive cloud-white tail. If you see the tail, you can be confident it's a cottontail. Jackrabbits are distinctive for their thin ears that stick straight up. Black and white-tailed jackrabbits are common in desert regions and commonly hunted. They have long legs and grow to quite large sizes, making them ideal for hunting in some areas. Rabbits are commonly hunted with hunting rifles, shotguns, pistols, and even bow-and-arrow rigs. For many hunters, a .22 hunting rifles is perfectly effective for hunting rabbits, but it can be difficult for inexperienced hunters to make accurate shots with a .22. Rabbits are fast, making a smaller-gauge shotgun sometimes the best tool for the job. If you use a shotgun, don't go any heftier than a 20-gauge. Rabbits are small, meaning that a more powerful weapon constitutes overkill. Use shotshells with 6 or 7.5-size steel shot. If you're planning on eating your rabbits, make certain that you remove the shot and only use steel, never lead. Historically, rabbits were most commonly hunted using baited traps that were used to injure the rabbit and keep it in one place to be harvest later. Nowadays, hunting rabbits with spring traps, or other varieties of snares is illegal in many areas. It's most common to hunt rabbits using firearms, not traps. Catching rabbits with live traps is perfectly legal on your own property. If you're going to catch a rabbit, use a live trap.
Summary: Get a hunting license. Wait until the appropriate season. Learn about bag limits in your area. Learn to identify the rabbits you'll be hunting. Use a hunting rifle of the appropriate size and style. Find out whether or not hunting with snares is legal in your area.

In one sentence, describe what the following article is about: The more time you have to spend on the brainstorming process, the more likely you'll be to come up with an awesome romantic idea. For example, if you want to come up with a romantic idea for your partner's birthday, you should start brainstorming several weeksor even monthsin advance. If you spend a lot of time around your partner, they will inevitably bring up their likes and dislikes in conversation. Pay attention to what they think is important as well things they think are meaningful. Use these moments as opportunities to take note on specific information that you can use to surprise them when they least suspect it! For example, if your partner mentions that they love red skittles, a romantic idea might involve presenting them with red skittles as a gift. If your sweetheart is always on your mind, you'll be more likely to think of a romantic idea out of the blue. Keep your eyes open while you're walking around town or throughout your neighborhood for event posters that your partner might like, or for nice places to sit and share a meal.
Summary:
Start brainstorming as early as possible. Listen carefully in everyday conversation. Think about your partner as much as possible.