Eastern Bluebird

Eastern Bluebirds are common backyard visitors however they prefer insects and worms will not readily visit a seed feeder. They prefer mealworm feeders.

Description:

Males have blue on the head, back and wings. They have rufous color on the throat and side of neck with a white belly.
Females are more of a dull blue-gray on the back and head with light rufous sides and chest with a white throat and belly.
Stout dark bill.

Food:

Insects, fruits. Forages on the ground.

Habitat:

Prefers open woodlands near open areas like parks, fields, yard.

Preferred Nest:

Nests in cavities.

Backyard Birdhouse:

Yes, Link for Eastern Bluebird Nest Box

More Facts:

Male Eastern Bluebirds will claim a nest box or cavity and brings in nest material. He will flash his blue wings to attract a female.
European Starling and House Sparrows will compete for Eastern Bluebird nest sites.

Link for more information: Eastern Bluebird