Building a Nesting Box with Jim Anderson ▶ (with video)

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Around these parts, he's known to spin a yarn that wraps around the block. Now, Naturalist Jim Anderson and longtime Source Weekly contributor sits down with us to talk about one of his favorite subjects: Birds—and how to help care for them.

Source videographer Darris Hurst met with Anderson at his home—social-distancing-approved style—to walk through the steps for making a good nesting box for pygmy owls.


And in case you missed it, here's another look at Anderson's Feb. '20 story, "Homes for Birds and Bats," linked here:

Courtesy Jim Anderson

In Case You Missed It: Jim Anderson's story, "Home for Birds and Bats"

See some more of Anderson's recent stories and instructions for building homes for birds and bats below.