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Teapot Robin Nesting Box by Wildlife World | Eco Gifts Teapot Robin Nesting Box by Wildlife World | Eco Gifts

Access to the bird box can be made through the entrance hole, but for complete access you can remove the floor of the box.Replicating the way robins build their nests in the wild is the best way to attract them to your nesting box. It is made from sustainable, FSC certified, 100% fir, a wood known for its strength, and natural protection against rot and pests. It isn’t waterproof unless it is treated, however, it is very weather resistant. The bird table will remain durable and be a part of your garden for many years to come. Taking into consideration being out of direct sunlight, the ivy makes for ideal hiding place but always make sure its at least 2 metres off the ground. Easy to install box

Patio Robins - WildlifeKate

The boxes are often made from silver birch and arrive with the bark still intact. The tree used or the colouring may vary throughout the year but you can rest safe in the knowledge that the wood used is FSC certified and from a sustainable source. Best feature Cleaning Electricals - Steam Cleaners - Vacuums & Sweepers - Hard Floor Cleaners & Polishers - Carpet Cleaners It is made from ceramic fired at incredibly high heat to make it durable, and resistant to frost. Installation is simple, there are holes if you want to drill it to the tree, or the handle doubles as an ideal hanger.

Where Should I Put A Robin Nest Box?

Home Electricals - Dry:Soon Heated Airers - Heated Blankets & Mattress Protectors - Fans & Heaters - Coffee Machines - Kettles - Toasters This cover or shaded area should not course a problem for the birds; a clear flight path should always be applied, though a little natural cover from plants is vital. Its common practice to always setup a bird box for all wild birds that nest in boxes from 2 to 4 metres off the ground. It has plenty of interior space to hatch and nurture a young family whilst also offering the open-front that the robin prefers.