Bird House Art

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These are a few of my stepson Jamison Brown’s fabulous bird houses.  He lives in the mountains above Denver, Colorado and often sells most of these when he sets up tables along the road. He works in construction during the summer, but during the long winters when construction work pretty much fades away, he makes use of leftover construction material and his imagination to create these one-of-a-kind bird sanctuaries that are unlike anything I’ve ever seen.  All of Bob’s sons seem to have inherited his artistic talent and I’ll show the work of Jeff and Jayson in the future, if you are curious.

If you want more information about where to see or buy Jamison’s creations, let me know and I’ll get that information from him.

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    2. SAM VOELKER's avatarSAM VOELKER

      Loved the photos and also the bird houses. I build them too, but the squirrel destroy then almost as fast as I can build them.. Hanging from a wire just does not help.

      What year was Bob born in~?

      MARION – SAM

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  5. boromax's avatarboromax

    Wow! What a truly amazing gallery of artful birdhouses and feeders!! We love birdhouses. We have a small collection (4 or 5?), but we have plans to add more as our back yard continues to develop. Can’t pick a favorite – each one is wonderful and unique. Thank you for sharing these photos! ~Ed.

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    2. lifelessons's avatarlifelessons Post author

      Tina, his name is Jamison Brown and he says, “They can contact me thru my email or Facebook. The last one I sent in a 12″×12″×16″ box cost $28 shipping in Colorado. To Placerville, Ca was $38 shipping. so not so sure how much more people are willing to pay for a big one. They get a bit heavy the larger they get.” I’ll ask if it is okay to send you his phone number and ask him for his email address as I seem not to have it.

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