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| UPC | 857505008778 |
|---|---|
| Color | Cedar |
| Price | $18.61 $ 18 . 61 |
| Style | Wren Box House |
| Material | Premium Cedar |
| Dimensions | 7"H x 8"W x 8"D |
| Unit Count | 1.28 Pounds |
| Construction | Screws |
| Manufacturer | Nature's Way |
| Model Number | WWTH4 |
| Material Type | Cedar Wood, Metal |
| Product Style | Wren Box House |
| Item Type Name | Bird House |
| Predator Guard | no data |
| Target Species | Cardinal |
| Entry Hole Size | 1 1/8" |
| Number of Items | 1 |
| Included Components | House |
| Warranty Description | See Manufacturers Website |
| Proper Air Ventilation | ✓ |
| Item Depth Width Height | 5.13"D x 8"W x 7"H |
| Manufacturer Part Number | WWTH4 |
| Item Dimensions D x W x H | 5.13"D x 8"W x 7"H |
| Easy Access Clean-out Door | ✓ |
| Global Trade Identification Number | 40857505008776 |
The Wild Wings Cedar Box Wren House is made with naturally nuisance and rot resistant premium Cedar for a durable house that will last multiple seasons. Air vents allow for proper air ventilation through wall and floor openings to promote bird health. Clean-out doors provide easy access for cleaning. This house has a 1 1/8" opening to accommodate both house wrens and chickadees while keeping unwanted larger birds out. A beautiful holiday or birthday gift for any backyard birdwatcher, gardener, or outdoor enthusiast. The whole family will enjoy watching the wrens and chickadees nest.
1 1/8” hole keeps out sparrows and other unwanted birds
Provides easy access for cleaning to help maintain healthy environment for birds
Allows for proper air ventilation to promote bird health
Wrens and chickadees both prefer houses located in a sheltered area - under the shade and protection of tree branches is ideal. Bird houses should be mounted approximately 5 to 10 feet off the ground. Houses should be mounted securely facing away from prevailing winds in the area to prevent rain from entering the box. Don’t be discouraged if birds don’t begin nesting in them immediately; sometimes it takes time for the birds to discover them (In the south, place your nest boxes by February. In northern regions, place your nest boxes by mid to late March.)
Birdhouses and nesting boxes should be cleaned at least once each year. Wild Wings’ cedar birdhouses feature clean-out doors, making it easy to remove the old nest and any debris that have collected. At minimum, cleaning should be done prior to nesting season in the spring; some recommend cleaning the nesting boxes after each brood has fledged. This type of maintenance will reduce bird pest problems and help keep the nest box useful longer.
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