Frank Burt retired from bricklaying to become a birdhouse maker @texascountryreporter

Frank Burt retired from bricklaying to become a birdhouse maker @texascountryreporter

Uploaded December 2025 | Updated September 2026, 2 weeks ago

Burt's Birdhouses in Carmine, Texas sits right off Highway 290 between Austin and Houston. Inside you'll find Burt who is as happy as he can be doing this simple but creative work.

Frank Burt retired from bricklaying to become a birdhouse maker

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Frank Burt retired from bricklaying to become a birdhouse maker