Bird Nest Boxes built using the latest’s scientific research.

Features:

• Design based on scientific research and studies like NestWatch.org from Cornell University
• Sized for different species
• Branded sides for wildlife or bird identification
  • Left side – bird(s) or wildlife image
  • Right side – egg sizes and descriptions
• Door Hole is sized customized for certain type of birds or wildlife
• No Perches (aka Predator Handles)
• Hinged Side for
  • Monitoring brood
  • Access to clean up after brood fledges
• Rough inside door wall for fledgling to climb to door
• Side walls have small gap for ventilation (air flow) to prevent overheating
• Floor has small drain holes, for potential rainwater that may get inside
• Made of Bird Safe Wood, as some finishes can be toxic to birds
  • 3/4″ least thick wood to give insulation from heat and cold temperatures
  • Thicker wood makes it more difficult for predator access
• Hanging hole is predrilled for easy mounting
• QR code to link to more bird information

Bird Nerd Terms to Know:

• Brood = is a family of young animals hatched from eggs at the same time, like a brood of chicks
• Clutch Size = the total number of eggs a female bird lays during a single nesting try
• Incubation = a bird process in which a bird, etc. keeps its eggs warm until the young come out
• Nestling Period: the time from when a hatchling emerges from its egg until it leaves the nest to begin life outside
• Fledgling – a young bird learning to hop, flutter, and developing its flight muscles outside the nest
• Predator – one organism who eats another organism to gain it’s energy and nutrition, like a bird eating a bug.
• Species – it is a group defined by genetics, traits and physical characteristics. A Cardinal (Red Bird) is a different species from a Ostrich.