This traditional nest box with a rural look and a bitumen roof offers the Wren a good place to nest and to maintain or restore populations of this bird species in an area. In winter, the nest box often proves to be a good service for the birds to shelter from bad weather.
Place the nest box on a tree or wall, at a height of up to 2 metres, in a well-hidden spot between dense shrubs or ivy plants, in a quiet and somewhat sheltered spot, so not directly in the sun or on the rainy side, with a free flight path for the bird. Hang the nest box at least 10 metres away from nest boxes intended for the same type of bird and at least 3 metres away from feeding houses, because of the birds' territory. Autumn is the best time to clean the nest box.
Keyhole opening
Sorrow on the side
27mm diameter flight opening
Suitable for Blue Tit, Crested Tit, Marsh Tit, Marsh Tit, Black Tit
