Wild Bird Forest Nesting Box by Wildlife World

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Wild Bird Forest Nesting Box

The Forest Wild Bird Nesting box deigned by wildlife world is both attractive and unique, constructed from a combination of FSC Certified Oak, Cedar and Hazel Wood that is naturally durable. The wildlife world nesting box is solid and chunky lined with felt to improve weather resistance and suitable for many species of wild birds that visit your garden.

With the cooper hole protector on, the forest nesting box is suitable for Bluetits, Coaltits, Marshtits or Wrens, but if you remove the cooper hole protector the entrance hole becomes suitable for Great Tits, Sparrows & Greenfinches.

You can also remove the entire face panel, by unscrewing two screws to create an open fronted nesting box that will be suitable for Robins, Wagtails or Spotted Flycatchers. The nesting box should be positioned 1.2 - 2.5m from the ground on a tree, wall or fence secure from predators away from feeding areas, ideally facing between north and south east and is is approximately 24.5cm high x 24.7cm wide x 15.5cm depth.

Forest Nesting Box - Features

- Certified FSC timber
- Solid durable construction
- Unique bird nesting box design
- Suitable for multiple wild bird species
- Lined with felt for extra weather resistance
- Removable copper hole protector to select nesting birds