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Purple Martins summer here, dine on mosquitoes By Linda Waggener Stopping at a strawberry farm on the way to visit my grandchildren, I got some farming tips from the nicest family. They shared that their Purple Martin apartment complex draws the helpful resident birds who spend the summer eating their weight in mosquitoes. I came away with fresh strawberries and inspiration to build a Purple Martin village so they can come enjoy hunting mosquitoes in Columbia. Work will have to go fast because Purple Martins leave in August for a season in Brazil where it was said the birds are hated like we in Kentucky hate starlings. I can't understand why they wouldn't treasure purple Martins, but I'll just have to go to Brazil and ask that question. A good place to study Purple Martins is at the website - www.purplemartin.org This story was posted on 2024-06-08 00:29:29
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