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The Fiesta Nester is an attractive way to provide nesting wool to your garden birds to help them build a safe home where they can raise their young.

Warm nesting material can be hard to find, but with the Apple Nester you can help the birds by giving them an easy source of materials such as Organic Nesting Wool, fur or moss.

Birds need to find nesting material to make warm, safe nests for their young. This natural green, glazed ceramic holder is a convenient way of providing our Organic Nesting Wool or other suitable material such as hair from grooming pets.

These amazing birds feed on airborne insects so they have to follow the warm weather southwards every autumn. Swallows head for the southern tip of Africa for the winter. They make the return journey every spring arriving in April. When they arrive, their first priority is to find a nest site but, sadly, this is becoming harder as old buildings are demolished or repaired, farm buildings are secured or converted and some established nests are even deliberately removed in 'tidy-up' operations.

Our WoodStone® range of nest boxes have been designed and developed as part of our professional Vivara Pro range. Unlike a traditional wooden nest box, this box will not rot away or deteriorate. Every WoodStone® nest box from CJ Wildlife is guaranteed for 10 years. This is a companion product to the WoodStone® Build-in Visible Swift Box, this version is suitable for locations where the nest box needs to be practically invisible. Constructed from a mix of concrete and wood fibres, WoodStone® nest boxes safeguard against attacks from predators including woodpeckers, cats and squirrels. The material insulates the nest which creates a more consistent internal

Our WoodStone® range of nest boxes have been designed and developed as part of our professional Vivara Pro range. Unlike a traditional wooden nest box, this box will not rot away or deteriorate. Every WoodStone® nest box from CJ Wildlife is guaranteed for 10 years. A lack of suitable nesting sites is thought to be the main reason behind the decline of Swift populations. The Build-in Nest Box is nest box is constructed from a mix of concrete and wood fibres, WoodStone® nest boxes safeguard against attacks from predators including woodpeckers, cats and squirrels.

Our WoodStone® range of nest boxes have been designed and developed as part of our professional Vivara Pro range. Every WoodStone® nest box from CJ Wildlife is guaranteed for 10 years.

Our WoodStone® range of nest boxes have been designed and developed as part of our professional Vivara Pro range. Unlike a traditional wooden nest box, these boxes will not rot away or deteriorate. Every WoodStone® nest box from CJ Wildlife is guaranteed for 10 years. Constructed from a mix of concrete and wood fibres, WoodStone® nest boxes safeguard against attacks from predators including woodpeckers, cats and squirrels. The material insulates the nest which creates a more consistent internal temperature than an ordinary wooden box. This is especially important during the breeding season and ensures that young birds have a greater chance of survival.

Our WoodStone® range of nest boxes have been designed and developed as part of our professional Vivara Pro range. Unlike a traditional wooden nest box, these boxes will not rot away or deteriorate. Every WoodStone® nest box from CJ Wildlife is guaranteed for 10 years. The attractive Kingfisher is a welcome sight on our waterways. Their distinctive colours and characteristics make them a delight to watch. Constructed from a mix of concrete and wood fibres, WoodStone® nest boxes safeguard against attacks from predators including woodpeckers, cats and squirrels and offers a more consistent internal temperature.

This sturdy box has a 7cm diameter hole - the optimum size for allowing Little Owls in whilst keeping the more domineering Tawny Owl out. Made from exterior grade plywood with a bitumen-covered lid for added protection, the box has a separate nesting area at the back, which appeals to the Little Owl's natural preference for nesting in dark cavities. Site at any height where the box is free from predation or interference and locate it in a quiet area on an accessible branch.

This specialist nest box has been designed specifically for Treecreepers.

Tawny Owls, Stock Doves and Jackdaws naturally nest in dark cavities in trees or buildings. Such sites are often in short supply so this nest box can be a valuable way of helping these species. The nest box should be sited at least 3m above the ground, have a clear flight path to the entrance and be in an area that is normally free of human activity, although Tawny Owls and Jackdaws may use busier sites if the box is placed above 5m. Tawny Owl chicks will leave the nest some time before they are able to fly, so it is important that they have access to branches with cover to hide in during the day. An ivy covered tree is ideal.

Kestrels are one of our most widely distributed birds of prey and, thanks to their distinctive hovering flight, one of the easiest to identify, even from a distance. They don’t build a nest of their own, but will take over a crow’s nest or lay their eggs onto the surface of a suitable cavity or ledge such as in a hollow tree, a church spire or even industrial sites such as lighting gantries.

This wooden nest box is an attractive nest box that would suit any garden. The large, wide opening of this nest box makes this a very popular home for Robins and Wrens.

There is a shortage of natural nesting sites, which is thought to be one of the major factors behind the decline of some of our once most-common birds. By putting up nest boxes, such as this, which replicates a bird's natural nesting preferences, you can encourage them to breed near your home.

There is a shortage of natural nesting sites, which is thought to be one of the major factors behind the decline of some of our once most-common birds. By putting up nest boxes, such as this, which replicates a bird's natural nesting preferences, you can encourage them to breed near your home.

There is a shortage of natural nesting sites, which is thought to be one of the major factors behind the decline of some of our once most-common birds. By putting up nest boxes, such as this, which replicates a bird's natural nesting preferences, you can encourage them to breed near your home.Different species prefer different nest boxes and our range has been designed by our team of ornithologists to optimum dimensions for the species concerned. Look out for regular visitors to your garden and choose a box which best suits their needs. You can check this using our hole size guide.This nest box, made from wood with a green roof, would be ideal in any garden.This open nest box will be used by Robins and Wrens (if well hidden), Spotted Flycatchers, Pied and Grey Wagtails, Song Thrushes and Blackbirds.Please note: designs may vary

There is a shortage of natural nesting sites, which is thought to be one of the major factors behind the decline of some of our once most-common birds. By putting up nest boxes, such as this, which replicates a bird's natural nesting preferences, you can encourage them to breed near your home.

There is a shortage of natural nesting sites, which is thought to be one of the major factors behind the decline of some of our once most-common birds. By putting up nest boxes, such as this, which replicates a bird's natural nesting preferences, you can encourage them to breed near your home.

There is a shortage of natural nesting sites, which is thought to be one of the major factors behind the decline of some of our once most-common birds. By putting up nest boxes, such as this, which replicates a bird's natural nesting preferences, you can encourage them to breed near your home. This 28mm hole nest box will be used by Tree Sparrows, Blue Tits, Coal Tits, Great Tits and Crested Tits.

There is a shortage of natural nesting sites, which is thought to be one of the major factors behind the decline of some of our once most-common birds. By putting up nest boxes, such as this, which replicates a bird's natural nesting preferences, you can encourage them to breed near your home.

There is a shortage of natural nesting sites, which is thought to be one of the major factors behind the decline of some of our once most-common birds. Putting up a nest box can encourage them to breed near your home.This 32mm hole wooden nest box will be used by Great Tits, Pied Flycatchers, Tree Sparrows and House Sparrows.

Our WoodStone® range of nest boxes have been designed and developed as part of our professional Vivara Pro range. Unlike a traditional wooden nest box, these boxes will not rot away or deteriorate. Every WoodStone® nest box from CJ Wildlife is guaranteed for 10 years. Constructed from a mix of concrete and wood fibres, WoodStone® nest boxes safeguard against attacks from predators including woodpeckers, cats and squirrels. The material insulates the nest which creates a more consistent internal temperature than an ordinary wooden box. This is especially important during the breeding season and ensures that young birds have a greater chance of survival.

A durable nest box designed to provide a perfect nest site for Tawny Owls. A sturdy mounting bracket and two adjustable securing points near the base allow for straightforward fixing to a tree.

There is a shortage of natural nesting sites, which is thought to be one of the major factors behind the decline of some of our once most-common birds. By putting up nest boxes, such as this, which replicates a bird's natural nesting preferences, you can encourage them to breed near your home.

There is a shortage of natural nesting sites, which is thought to be one of the major factors behind the decline of some of our once most-common birds. By putting up nest boxes, such as this, which replicates a bird's natural nesting preferences, you can encourage them to breed near your home.

There is a shortage of natural nesting sites, which is thought to be one of the major factors behind the decline of some of our once most-common birds. By putting up nest boxes, such as this, which replicates a bird's natural nesting preferences, you can encourage them to breed near your home.

There is a shortage of natural nesting sites, which is thought to be one of the major factors behind the decline of some of our once most-common birds. By putting up nest boxes, such as this, which replicates a bird's natural nesting preferences, you can encourage them to breed near your home.

There is a shortage of natural nesting sites, which is thought to be one of the major factors behind the decline of some of our once most-common birds. By putting up nest boxes, such as this, which replicates a bird's natural nesting preferences, you can encourage them to breed near your home.

There is a shortage of natural nesting sites, which is thought to be one of the major factors behind the decline of some of our once most-common birds. By putting up nest boxes, such as this, which replicates a bird's natural nesting preferences, you can encourage them to breed near your home.

There is a shortage of natural nesting sites, which is thought to be one of the major factors behind the decline of some of our once most-common birds. By putting up nest boxes, such as this, which replicates a bird's natural nesting preferences, you can encourage them to breed near your home.

There is a shortage of natural nesting sites, which is thought to be one of the major factors behind the decline of some of our once most-common birds. By putting up nest boxes, such as this, which replicates a bird's natural nesting preferences, you can encourage them to breed near your home.

There is a shortage of natural nesting sites, which is thought to be one of the major factors behind the decline of some of our once most-common birds. By putting up nest boxes, such as this, which replicates a bird's natural nesting preferences, you can encourage them to breed near your home.

There is a shortage of natural nesting sites, which is thought to be one of the major factors behind the decline of some of our once most-common birds. By putting up nest boxes, such as this, which replicates a bird's natural nesting preferences, you can encourage them to breed near your home.

There is a shortage of natural nesting sites, which is thought to be one of the major factors behind the decline of some of our once most-common birds. By putting up nest boxes, such as this, which replicates a bird's natural nesting preferences, you can encourage them to breed near your home.

There is a shortage of natural nesting sites, which is thought to be one of the major factors behind the decline of some of our once most-common birds. By putting up nest boxes, such as this, which replicates a bird's natural nesting preferences, you can encourage them to breed near your home.

There is a shortage of natural nesting sites, which is thought to be one of the major factors behind the decline of some of our once most-common birds. By putting up nest boxes, such as this, which replicates a bird's natural nesting preferences, you can encourage them to breed near your home.

There is a shortage of natural nesting sites, which is thought to be one of the major factors behind the decline of some of our once most-common birds. By putting up nest boxes, such as this, which replicates a bird's natural nesting preferences, you can encourage them to breed near your home.

Woodpeckers will sometimes access a different nest box by enlarging the entrance hole to make it suitable. This specialist Woodpecker nest box offers them the opportunity to excavate their own entrance hole and create their own home. It should be sited at a height of 2-3 metres and to encourage them you can also line the box with a layer of forest soil or peat.

This attractive woven willow basket is similar to the abandoned nests that Long-eared Owl and Hobby normally use. There is a shortage of natural nesting sites, which is thought to be one of the major factors behind the decline of some of our once most-common birds, however less common species also face challenges when searching for appropriate breeding and roosting sites. Putting up a specialist nest box can encourage them to breed near your home.

The Grey Wagtail is usually found near rapidly flowing rivers or streams, but in winter they are often spotted in gardens where they are attracted by even the smallest of garden ponds. Unfortunately they are in steady decline in numbers within the UK and Europe partly due to a lack of nesting sites. This practical nest box, made from recycled car seats, is ideal for providing a safe nesting space.

This attractive hand-woven duck basket will provide shelter and a nesting site for ducks and Moorhens.BreaducationBread doesn’t have the nutrients water birds need to stay fit and healthy. It fills their stomachs so they then don’t want to forage, and has a negative impact on the water quality in ponds and lakes. Find out more about the Breaducation campaign here.

This attractive hand-woven duck basket will provide shelter and a nesting site for ducks and Moorhens.BreaducationBread doesn’t have the nutrients water birds need to stay fit and healthy. It fills their stomachs so they then don’t want to forage, and has a negative impact on the water quality in ponds and lakes. Find out more about the Breaducation campaign here.

There is a shortage of natural nesting sites, which is thought to be one of the major factors behind the decline of some of our once most-common birds. By putting up nest boxes, such as this, which replicates a bird's natural nesting preferences, you can encourage them to breed near your home.

The Bird Lounge offers an alternative style of shelter to traditional nest boxes. Many of your garden birds such as tits and robins will make good use of it as a roosting site on cold, winter nights.

Little Owls are a naturalised species that can be found throughout England, Wales and the Scottish Borders. The population is low, probably fewer than 7,000 pairs, and the birds are difficult to census as they have large territories and are most active at dawn and dusk. The data available suggest that Little Owls have suffered a rapid decline in numbers since the 1980s, probably as a result of changes in habitat including loss of nest sites.

This Nest Box Plate screws directly over the hole of 32mm wooden nest boxes to prevent squirrels and other predators enlarging the hole and reaching the young birds inside.

This Nest Box Plate screws directly over the hole of 28mm wooden nest boxes to prevent squirrels and other predators enlarging the hole and reaching the young birds inside.

Use an Aluminium nail when erecting our WoodStone nest boxes in order to limit any damage caused to the tree.

Help your garden birds build a safe, warm nest this spring with this organic wool-like nesting material. Best offered from a mesh feeder placed near to nest boxes or popular nesting sites.Supplied in a 50g bag.

House Martins nest under the eaves of houses and (because they like to live in colonies) very often multiple pairs will take up residence in the same location. As the droppings from a number of birds can be a bit of a nuisance on the ground below we have developed a dropping board to help catch unwanted mess. Simply screw the board about 60cm below the House Martin nest or colony.

Help children to create a cosy nest box for the garden. All parts are custom made and the nail holes are already drilled, so it just takes a hammer, a Phillips screwdriver and little time to assemble. Clear instructions make it easy for children to take the lead, with just a little adult supervision.

Children love practical crafts, and it’s not only fun to do, but can encourage creativity. The Nala nest box looks great and it’s easy for children to assemble. The components are custom made and the nail holes are pre-drilled. All you need is a hammer and a Phillips screwdriver. Easy to understand instructions make it straightforward and rewarding for children to assemble the kit, with just a little adult supervision.

A practical project that will stimulate creativity and encourage an interest in the natural world. All parts are custom made and the nail holes are already drilled, so it just takes a hammer, a Phillips screwdriver and little time to assemble. Clear instructions make it easy for children to take the lead, with just a little adult supervision.

There is a shortage of natural nesting sites, which is thought to be one of the major factors behind the decline of some of our once most-common birds. By putting up nest boxes, such as this, which replicates a bird's natural nesting preferences, you can encourage them to breed near your home. The Bonaire nest box is particularly suitable for blue tits and coal tits.

This unique combination of boxes has been developed specifically for sparrows that enjoy nesting in colonies. The boxes are available with left, right or forward facing entrance holes and can be purchased separately or as a set of three.

A distinctive diamond design that will appeal to Nuthatches, House Sparrows or smaller birds such as Great Tits.

The Lucerne has a nice, modern look with its sleek design and attractive dark green roof contrasting with a white nest box body. The 28mm entrance hole is particularly suitable for Blue Tits and Coal Tits. Give these birds their own spot in your garden and enjoy watching the activity and song as they establish a territory.

The Lausanne has a sloping roof and a nice, modern look with its sleek design and attractive dark green roof contrasting with a white nest box body. The 32mm entrance hole is particularly suitable for Blue Tits and Great Tits. Give these birds their own spot in your garden and enjoy watching the activity and song as they establish a territory.

The Montreux has a distinctive asymmetrical roof and a nice, modern look with its sleek design and attractive dark green roof contrasting with a white nest box body. The 34mm entrance hole is particularly suitable for House Sparrows and Nuthatches. Give these birds their own spot in your garden and enjoy watching the activity and song as they establish a territory.

The Bouillon Nest Box has a 28mm entrance hole making it ideal for birds such as Blue Tits and Great Tits. Made from robust timber up to 18mm thick and left untreated so you can add a wildlife friendly colour stain or treatment of your choice.

The Malmedy Nest Box has a 32mm entrance hole making it ideal for birds such as Great Tits, House Sparrows and Tree Sparrows. Made from robust timber up to 18mm thick and left untreated so you can add a wildlife friendly colour stain or treatment of your choice.

There is a shortage of natural nesting sites, which is thought to be one of the major factors behind the decline of some of our once most-common birds. By putting up nest boxes, such as this, which replicates a bird's natural nesting preferences, you can encourage them to breed near your home.

This plywood box should be installed on a tree in open farmland, an isolated hedgerow or woodland edge ensuring that the entrance hole is clearly visible.Installing two boxes in close proximity to each other will accommodate the male during the breeding season. Secure the triangular shell to the tree with coach bolts or similar strong fixing (not supplied) and then screw the front panel shelf to the shell, ensuring the shelf is secure.

Our WoodStone® range of nest boxes have been designed and developed as part of our professional Vivara Pro range. Unlike a traditional wooden nest box, these boxes will not rot away or deteriorate. Every WoodStone® nest box from CJ Wildlife is guaranteed for 10 years.

Our WoodStone® range of nest boxes have been designed and developed as part of our professional Vivara Pro range. Unlike a traditional wooden nest box, these boxes will not rot away or deteriorate. Every WoodStone® nest box from CJ Wildlife is guaranteed for 10 years. Constructed from a mix of concrete and wood fibres, WoodStone® nest boxes safeguard against attacks from predators including woodpeckers, cats and squirrels. The material insulates the nest which creates a more consistent internal temperature than an ordinary wooden box. This is especially important during the breeding season and ensures that young birds have a greater chance of survival. We recommend using aluminium nails to hang due to the weight of the nest box and to limit any damage caused to trees.

Our WoodStone® range of nest boxes have been designed and developed as part of our professional Vivara Pro range. Unlike a traditional wooden nest box, these boxes will not rot away or deteriorate. Every WoodStone® nest box from CJ Wildlife is guaranteed for 10 years."This product is first class, excellent value for money. Cost a little more than a wooden next box which would probably last a couple of years at best. Visited by Blue Tit's within an hour of installation." Alan, Durham via ReevooConstructed from a mix of concrete and wood fibres, WoodStone® nest boxes safeguard against attacks from predators including woodpeckers, cats and squirrels. The material insulates the nest which creates a more consistent internal temperature than an ordinary wooden box. This is especially important during the breeding season and ensures that young birds have a greater chance of survival.

Our WoodStone® range of nest boxes have been designed and developed as part of our professional Vivara Pro range. Unlike a traditional wooden nest box, these boxes will not rot away or deteriorate. Every WoodStone® nest box from CJ Wildlife is guaranteed for 10 years."This nest box is squirrel and woodpecker proof and although more expensive than alternatives made from wood will last far longer. The 25 boxes of this type in our woodland are all nested in every year..." Edward, Devon via ReevooConstructed from a mix of concrete and wood fibres, WoodStone® nest boxes safeguard against attacks from predators including woodpeckers, cats and squirrels. The material insulates the nest which creates a more consistent internal temperature than an ordinary wooden box. This is especially important during the breeding season and ensures that young birds have a greater chance of survival.

Our WoodStone® range of nest boxes have been designed and developed as part of our professional Vivara Pro range. Unlike a traditional wooden nest box, these boxes will not rot away or deteriorate. Every WoodStone® nest box from CJ Wildlife is guaranteed for 10 years."Fitted it a couple of weeks ago, Wrens already in residence, use it as a roost." Mike, Lake District via ReevooConstructed from a mix of concrete and wood fibres, WoodStone® nest boxes safeguard against attacks from predators including woodpeckers, cats and squirrels. The material insulates the nest which creates a more consistent internal temperature than an ordinary wooden box. This is especially important during the breeding season and ensures that young birds have a greater chance of survival.

Our WoodStone® range of nest boxes have been designed and developed as part of our professional Vivara Pro range. Unlike a traditional wooden nest box, these boxes will not rot away or deteriorate. Every WoodStone® nest box from CJ Wildlife is guaranteed for 10 years."Will outlast any wooden boxes, easy to clean, has only been in place a couple of weeks and birds are showing interest" Stephen from Runcorn, via ReevooConstructed from a mix of concrete and wood fibres, WoodStone® nest boxes safeguard against attacks from predators including woodpeckers, cats and squirrels. The material insulates the nest which creates a more consistent internal temperature than an ordinary wooden box. This is especially important during the breeding season and ensures that young birds have a greater chance of survival.

Our WoodStone® range of nest boxes have been designed and developed as part of our professional Vivara Pro range. Unlike a traditional wooden nest box, these boxes will not rot away or deteriorate. Every WoodStone® nest box from CJ Wildlife is guaranteed for 10 years."These nest boxes are the best I've ever found - very durable, and completely squirrel and woodpecker proof." Edward from Moretonhampstead, via ReevooConstructed from a mix of concrete and wood fibres, WoodStone® nest boxes safeguard against attacks from predators including woodpeckers, cats and squirrels. The material insulates the nest which creates a more consistent internal temperature than an ordinary wooden box. This is especially important during the breeding season and ensures that young birds have a greater chance of survival.

Our WoodStone® range of nest boxes have been designed and developed as part of our professional Vivara Pro range. Unlike a traditional wooden nest box, these boxes will not rot away or deteriorate. Every WoodStone® nest box from CJ Wildlife is guaranteed for 10 years."Very well made and looks lovely, hoping the birds like it as much as us!" Lynn from Chesterfield, via ReevooConstructed from a mix of concrete and wood fibres, WoodStone® nest boxes safeguard against attacks from predators including woodpeckers, cats and squirrels. The material insulates the nest which creates a more consistent internal temperature than an ordinary wooden box. This is especially important during the breeding season and ensures that young birds have a greater chance of survival. The 32mm oval entrance hole can be used by all suitable species but is particularly good for House Sparrows and Redstarts.

Our WoodStone® range of nest boxes have been designed and developed as part of our professional Vivara Pro range. Unlike a traditional wooden nest box, these boxes will not rot away or deteriorate. Every WoodStone® nest box from CJ Wildlife is guaranteed for 10 years."It's solid and good quality. I shall be ordering more as it carries a lifetime guarantee." Sophia, Pendine via ReevooConstructed from a mix of concrete and wood fibres, WoodStone® nest boxes safeguard against attacks from predators including woodpeckers, cats and squirrels. The material insulates the nest which creates a more consistent internal temperature than an ordinary wooden box. This is especially important during the breeding season and ensures that young birds have a greater chance of survival.

Our WoodStone® range of nest boxes have been designed and developed as part of our professional Vivara Pro range. Unlike a traditional wooden nest box, these boxes will not rot away or deteriorate. Every WoodStone® nest box from CJ Wildlife is guaranteed for 10 years."Well constructed, feels like it will last a lifetime. Secure for the wildlife using it and sits nicely hidden amongst the shrubs." Christopher, Chilton via ReevooConstructed from a mix of concrete and wood fibres, WoodStone® nest boxes safeguard against attacks from predators including woodpeckers, cats and squirrels. The material insulates the nest which creates a more consistent internal temperature than an ordinary wooden box. This is especially important during the breeding season and ensures that young birds have a greater chance of survival.

Our WoodStone® range of nest boxes have been designed and developed as part of our professional Vivara Pro range. Every WoodStone® nest box from CJ Wildlife is guaranteed for 10 years.

House Martins are the birds with white rumps that build mud nests on the eaves of buildings often in colonies averaging five nests. They will readily use artificial nests and this may encourage other birds to nest nearby.

Each of the nest sections slide out of the plywood mounting board to allow for easy cleaning, or inspection of the nest contents by licensed surveyors. When in situ the nests are held securely in position with metal hooks.

There is a shortage of natural nesting sites, which is thought to be one of the major factors behind the decline of some of our once most-common birds. By putting up nest boxes, such as this, which replicates a bird's natural nesting preferences, you can encourage them to breed near your home.

There is a shortage of natural nesting sites, which is thought to be one of the major factors behind the decline of some of our once most-common birds. By putting up nest boxes, such as this, which replicates a bird's natural nesting preferences, you can encourage them to breed near your home.

The Trondheim Nest Box has a 28mm entrance hole, which has been specifically designed for smaller birds such as the Blue Tit.This box is made from birch wood, which gives it a natural appearance. It also has some lovely finishing touches such as the smooth sawn sides and black roof.We think this box would look great in both a natural woodland setting or modern garden.

The Bergen Nest Box has a 32mm entrance hole, which has been specifically designed for larger tits such as the Great Tit. This box is made from birch wood, which gives it a natural appearance. It also has some lovely finishing touches such as the smooth sawn sides and black roof.We think this box would look great in both a natural woodland setting or modern garden.

The Bergen Nest Box has a 32mm entrance hole, which has been specifically designed for larger tits such as the Great Tit.  This box is made from birch wood, which gives it a natural appearance. It also has some lovely finishing touches such as the smooth sawn sides and black roof. We think this box would look great in both a natural woodland setting or modern garden.

The Vancouver Nest Box is beautifully finished with rounded corners. It is made from thermally modified wood which is a created via a heat treatment ensures that coniferous wood has a longer lifespan - to approximately 20 years. Moreover, no chemical substances are used in this heat process ensuring it is a responsible form of sustainability.

The Edmonton Nest Box is beautifully finished with rounded corners. There is an observation door which, once open, allows you to view inside through a Plexiglas screen*. It is made from thermally modified wood which is a created via a heat treatment ensures that coniferous wood has a longer lifespan – to approximately 20 years. Moreover, no chemical substances are used in this heat process ensuring it is a responsible form of sustainability. * We advise you not to open the observation door too often during the breeding period, as this can disturb the adult birds and nestlings during the breeding process.