Cleaning out old nests in late fall or winter is highly recommended and doesn't violate the Migratory Bird Act. The law protects active nests—if a box has an active nest (bluebird, wren, tree swallow), leave it alone. But empty nests from previous seasons can and should be removed to reduce parasites and encourage new nesting.
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