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40 Starving Purple Martins Eat 900+ Hand-tossed Crickets at Amish Colony. 2000
5 Key Rules for Attracting Purple Martins
A History of Purple Martin Colonies in Natrona Heights, PA and Surrounding Areas Prior to 1972
A Proposal to Establish Purple Martin (Progne subis) Colonies by Transplanting Nesting Pairs along with their Housing and Nestlings during the Breeding Season. 2007
Amish Purple Martin Nests in my Backyard in 2019!
Banded Purple Martins at the Gastown Racetrack Colony, Armstrong Co., PA. 2005
Behavior of Purple Martins Captured in Pre-nesting Compartments and Released Several Miles Away. 2006
Birthplace of Purple Martins Breeding at the Saxon Golf Course colony in Sarver, PA, 2004
Comic Relief: Purple Martin Migration in the Year 2204
CONTACT INFORMATION
Cross-species Fostering: An Attempt to Establish Purple Martin colonies by utilizing breeding pairs of Tree Swallows. 2003 – 2004
Effects of Moving Housing: A Five Year Look at the Lock 4 Colony. 2009
Emergency and Supplemental Feeding of Purple Martins in the Spring of 2006
EMERGENCY COLD/POOR WEATHER FEEDING AND SURVIVAL INFORMATION PAGE
Feeding Blackie: Supplemental Feeding at a Non-breeding Purple Martin Site. 2011
Forced Dispersal Instrumental in Establishing 3-5 New Colonies. 2010
Homing of Purple Martins. 1959
How to Conduct a Scientific Test
Martins Flourish in the Face of Adversity
Martins Removed to the Zoo in 1899
Mirror, Mirror; A Purple Martin Attraction Success Story in Punxsutawney, PA. 2010
Natrona Heights Man Attracts Purple Martins to Harrison Hills Park in 2015
New Purple Martin Roost in Natrona, PA on Allegheny River.
New Purple Martin Staging Area Discovered: The Ralph Bell Roost 2005
Pennsylvania Colonies of Note or Historical Colonies (& Misc. Colonies)
Purple Martin Restoration and Research Project; Hacking in Ligionier, PA. 1985.
Purple Martins Attracted to a Typical Suburban Backyard in Pennsylvania. 2009
Purple Martins Breed at Lock 4 in Natrona, PA, in 2005 as a Result of Forced Dispersal Project
Purple Martins Breed in Natrona Heights, PA in 2011 after 40 Year Absence
Seven Advantages of the T-14 Wooden Purple Martin House
Social Attraction: A New Technique for Establishing a Purple Martin Colony
The Charming Story of the Purple Martins of Greencastle, PA. (from 1923)
The Lock 4 Colony in Natrona, PA; Year 2 Dynamics. 2006
The Martin-killing Weather of 2007
The Mysterious Appearance of 30 Purple Martins at an Unused Martin House in Pennsylvania in June 1985
The Search for 56 Purple Martins Banded as Nestlings. 2003
The Successful Transplant of a Pair of Breeding Purple Martins in 2007
Two Breeding Pairs of Purple Martins Nest in the Same Cavity in 2006
Vigilance is the Key in a One-Pair “Colony”; 25 Ways a Single Nesting Pair Can Fail
W.E. Clyde Todd. Purple Martins in Western Pennsylvania. 1940.
Why do Some Martins Choose to Nest Alone?
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The Charming Story of the Purple Martins of Greencastle, PA. (from 1923)

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