Provide platform nesters with a place to roost!
Set of 4 Conservation Robin Nesting Perches!
Some species of birds prefer an open-front box. Song sparrows, catbirds, thrashers, phoebes, robins and barn swallows like to raise their families in a platform nest. Our Robin Nesting Perch may be placed under the eaves, inside a garage or barn, or on the side of a building. This nesting perch offers protection from the elements and requires no maintenance. Suitable for Gray Catbirds (Dumetella carolinensis), American Robins (Turdus migratorius) and Barn Swallows (Hirundo rustica). Quality eastern white pine construction. Proudly handcrafted in the USA!
Provide easy and convenient housing for a variety of different feathered friends by offering this 4 Pack of Open Nest Boxes. Each of these robust, platform style homes encourages robins, phoebes, and thrushes to frequent any backyard birding haven, attracting birds that prefer to nest in open areas. The 7" wide and 3.75" tall, front expanse of each unit lets birds enter with ease, while inward arches on both side panels lend additional visibility and neat design flair. A 2" tall, front lip creates abundant perching space, and each item's roof overhangs this section to ensure a dry and fresh home. A significant slope diverts water away from the cavity, and drainage holes in the back of each box let accumulated water easily escape. The back panel of each unit sports a pair of predrilled holes, making it simple to attach these dwellings to a wall or tree, and all pine construction offers your clientele a lasting and durable package of homes. Alternate display is simple by placing a mounting plate (not included) on the base for post or pole mounting, giving customers more variety, and these uniquely designed houses are great for viewing nesting activities. Give clients a simple solution for hosting and viewing songbirds on their property with this Open Nest Box.
Opening: 7"W x 3.75"H each
Dimensions: 9"W x 8.75"D x 9.5"H each
Mounting: wall mount
Construction: eastern white pine