This nest box has an open entrance to allow room for your feathered tenants, such as robins and wrens, to gain access safely. It's also made from a birch log, so it not only looks great, but also replicates natural nesting sites in the wild. Tip: Because the front of this nest box ...This nest box has an open entrance to allow room for your feathered tenants, such as robins and wrens, to gain access safely.
It's also made from a birch log, so it not only looks great, but also replicates natural nesting sites in the wild. Tip: Because the front of this nest box is more open than most, choose your placement carefully as there is a greater risk of the nest being plundered by predators such as magpies, squirrels or cats. Be sure to place your nest box at least 2 - 4 metres high and facing north to northeast, avoiding strong sunlight and windy areas.
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