Video Description:
On a quiet stretch of Highway 290 in Carmine, Texas, the Texas Country Reporter crew meets Frank Burt, a former bricklayer who adopted a lifelong craft of building birdhouses designed to shelter birds and help control mosquitoes. His story blends small-town charm, personal loss, and a deep respect for wildlife… revealing how one man’s work can create both community and habitat.
Burt's Birdhouses
410 US-290
Carmine, TX 78932
Phone: (713) 823-6698
Website: https://www.yelp.com/biz/burts-birdho...
Texas Country Reporter
Episode #: 1996
Original air date: 11-29-2025
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What a wonderful man. Creative mind. Sorry you lost your son, Chris, sir. He's waiting in heaven for the rest of us. Love Frank's personal touches for the smallest feathered friends amongst us. Until our next adventure. Drive safe. Ya'll come back now.
Thank you Mel.
Frank is just great! He's donna be missed one day! Thanks for this and Jamie, Mel!
Love his houses, would love to have one in my yard!
another awesome video !!!
I thoroughly enjoyed this video. This man made me want to move back to Texas.
Good story. Well done JB. I certainly admire Frank!
Well done, Jamie! and well done, Frank! I enjoyed your video very much. What age is Frank, Jamie? I'm 88, and he's about the same, I guess. Good luck for the future, friends!
Really enjoyed this story about this man and his love for birds. He had some very nice looking bird houses. Very sad that he lost his son.
Awesome story !!
Really enjoyed this story!
Thanks for sharing his story. Love the birdhouses and wished that he shipped. Special tribute to his son and what was lost to him and others - would like to have seen some of his work. This fellow found the perfect 'job replacement' that he could enjoy in life!
Enjoyed this video very much. Beautiful job sir. Had tears in my eyes when he talked about his son Chris that died of lung cancer that worked with him. And destroying the birds habitat by building houses every where..Good story.
Enjoyed this & be nice to get one of his houses!