Managing the Purple Martins

Meet some landlords, looking out for their tenants, at a high-rise condo complex. Those tenants are The Martins, and they aren't people--they're purple.
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[@beckyumphrey2626]

Amazing birds.

[@jimsturm954]

Superb documentary! I’m sharing it with all my Purple Martin landlords and wannabe landlords.

[@andrewwhite1824]

Hope they are still doing this ! I love these Martins !

[@pcdubya]

Wow, Great video!

[@tomn5880]

We don't have to evict house sparrows. We have a trap that seems to attract the sparrow, entrap them and we deal with them after they are caught.

[@julianreese6021]

Pro trick: watch movies at flixzone. I've been using them for watching all kinds of movies these days.

[@daltonmarcellus8702]

@Julian Reese definitely, have been watching on flixzone} for since november myself :)

[@williambutler8624]

This is one of the most amazing videos I've seen on the purple Martin, I want to thank everyone involved in making this video and all who are taking care of these beautiful birds, your work is truly appreciated.

[@isaiahflores8443]

Love it

[@ongawesgone]

Well... I don't have any problem evicting baby house sparrows.

[@williamjohnson2579]

they need to build more houses for the sparrows - they should never evict a bird!

[@JM-uf6ki]

If you think about the sparrows who are not native here evicting the martins who are native it is not unkind. Also the sparrows have many other nesting options.