Wild Bird Boxes

£20.00

A snug bird box for your birds to roost and nest. Our nest boxes are made from reclaimed, sustainable, durable Western Red Cedar timber, making a long lasting, safe box with good insulation properties.

Our boxes have been carefully designed following RSPB guidelines to ensure  they have the right dimensions and ventilation that birds need, and don’t have decorations that predators could cling to and threaten the birds inside.

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    This is an advance order, we will contact you when the hens are available for collection.

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    Description

    We offer 3 bird boxes:

    • Blue Tit Box: with a 25 mm entry hole, this box is best suited for smaller birds, such as blue tit, coal tit and marsh tit.
    • Sparrow Box: with a 32 mm entry hole, this box is suitable for slightly larger garden birds like great tit, tree sparrow, nuthatch and lesser spotted woodpecker.
    • Robin Box: an open-fronted nest box, perfect for Robins, Wrens, Pied Wagtails and Spotted Flycatchers

    Positioning your bird box:

    The best position will depends on the species the box is intended for: Boxes for tits, sparrows and starlings should be fixed two to four metres up a tree or a wall.

    Face the box between north and east (avoiding strong sunlight and the wettest winds) unless there are trees or buildings shading the box during the day.  There should be a clear flight path to the nest, with no obstructions directly in front of the entrance. Tilt the box forward slightly so that any driving rain will hit the roof and bounce clear.

    House sparrows and starling boxes should be placed high up under the eaves. Keep these away from areas where House Martins normally nest.

    Open-fronted boxes for robins and wrens should be low down, below 2m, hidden in vegetation.

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