Wooden Bird House With Brown Roof

Wooden

The Wooden Bird House With Brown Roof is a wide wall-mounted wooden house with curved side panels, a white-framed arched entrance and a brown shingle-style roof. It gives sparrows and other small birds a roomy, sheltered nest.

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Easy to hang
Easy to clean
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About the Wooden Bird House With Brown Roof

This bird house has a wide, scalloped body with curved side panels and a deep brown roof that sweeps out over the front. The arched entrance is outlined in white, and the long roof keeps the doorway shaded and dry, even in heavy monsoon rain. Three pre-drilled holes let you fix it securely to a garden wall, balcony pillar or wooden fence. The roomy inside suits house sparrows, munias and other small garden birds looking for a place to rest or nest. It is a bright, sturdy house that looks good on a plain wall, and fixing it a little above head height keeps it out of reach of cats.

Specifications

Material: Wood
Size: 25 × 13.5 × 21 cm
How it fits: Wall-Mounted
Suits: Small Garden Birds
Placement: Wall · Balcony
Entrances: One arched doorway
Roof: Wooden shingle-style

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Our Feeders in Action

Real birds at Beejro feeders and nests, on balconies and in gardens across India.

What Birds Look For

Food

Hang it at head height or higher, with open space around it so birds can see who is coming.
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Water

A shallow bowl in the shade, a little away from the feeder. Change it every day; birds drink and bathe in it.
Water feeders
A safe place to stay This product

High up on a quiet wall, away from the busy feeder. A pair looks for a calm spot to nest.

Why Every Balcony Needs a Bird Station

Birdsong with your morning chaiMornings start with chirping, right outside your window.
A helping hand for your plantsMany garden birds pick insects off leaves.
A lifeline for city birdsFood and water are hard to find between buildings.
A little nature lesson every dayChildren soon learn every visitor by name.

Frequently asked questions

How long before birds move in?

Birds take their time. A pair may visit a new house for a few days or weeks before they settle in. Put it up early, leave it in one place, and you may soon see them carrying in grass and twigs.

Where should I put it up?

Above head height, on a wall, pillar or strong branch, in the shade and out of the rain. Keep it a little away from the feeder and out of reach of cats.

Should I put anything inside?

No, leave it empty. Birds like to build their own nest. A little dry grass or a few small twigs nearby is all they need.

How do I clean it?

Once the young birds have flown, take out the old nest and wipe the inside with plain water. Let it dry fully before the next pair moves in. No soaps or sprays.

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