To initiate a levequest, first open your journal via the main menu (or by pressing 'j' on your keyboard). If you dont want to set this, then add a image for your gamma to the images list in next sequential order/number. Right-click your game in the library and choose “Properties. Mounting several houses, however, will give birds a greater selection for choosing the location they prefer and will increase the chances of birds nesting in the yard, even if not every house is used at once.Press “Local Files,” followed by “Move Install Folder. Usually, only 1-2 birdhouses may be in use in one yard at the same time, with the exception of homes for colonial species such as purple martins.
Other Houses: Even social, gregarious birds need privacy to feel secure when raising a family. Mount the house where there is sturdy, level ground below if a stool or ladder will be required to reach it. Monitoring and Cleaning: No matter which birds will be using the house, birders must be able to access the house regularly for proper cleaning and, if desired, to monitor any hatchlings. Baffles placed above and below the house can help deter predators such as raccoons, rats, and snakes, and the birdhouse itself should be designed to be safe. Safety: Regardless of where the house is mounted, it should be sturdy and resistant to wobbling, slipping, or falling. The entrance hole should always be facing away from prevailing winds to help protect delicate hatchlings from stiff breezes or wind-driven rain. Climate: In excessively rainy areas, it is best to mount a birdhouse in a sheltered area, while in a very hot region, a cooler, shaded location is essential. It is most important that the house is mounted safely and securely, even if the height may not be ideal or convenient for birders. Higher houses are generally safer from feral cats and similar predators, but they can be more difficult to mount, clean, and monitor. Height: Different species have different preferences for the heights at which they will build their nests (see list below). Some birds, however, such as bluebirds and purple martins, do prefer birdhouses in more open areas. 
Placing a birdhouse in a more concealed area helps camouflage the house, and nearby branches for perching will give adult birds a good place to watch over their family.
Location: Ideally, the house should be in a private area somewhat remote from nearby feeders or bird baths where a lot of other activity could make brooding parents anxious. 
To be safe, research the mounting mechanism your backyard birds prefer before putting up the house. Some birds don't mind a bit of swinging, though other species will avoid less stable houses. Some designs can also be hung with hooks, wires, ropes, or chains. Many birdhouses are designed to be attached to a tree, building, or pole where they will be stable and comfortable to birds.
Mounting Mechanism: How the house is mounted affects its safety and security.
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