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Welcome small wild birds into your garden with this crafted wooden red mushroom next box from Fallen Fruits. Providing a safe place for Wrens and many more garden birds to rest and shelter.
Add some whimsical charm to your garden with the Fallen Fruits Fly Agaric Wooden Nest Box.
Crafted from sustainably sourced Pine wood this decorative and practical nest box has a 32mm entrance hole, designed for easy access for Wrens and many other bird species.
Specially designed to be a safe place for Wrens to shelter and raise their young, this fairy-tale colourful mushroom can be hung against a tree, wall or fence with the handy metal bracket at the rear. The best time of year for siting a nest box is in the Autumn.
The Fallen Fruits Fly Agaric Nest Box includes a useful drainage hole inside the home to keep it dry and free from moisture.
The nest box can be opened at the top by unscrewing the fastening, using tools (tools are not provided) for access, allowing you to clean out the nest box.
Be careful not to disturb any nesting birds. To site the nest box, always pick somewhere out of strong sunlight and prevailing winds. An open area is best to ensure there is a clear flight path for small birds and out of reach of predator attack. It should also be kept a safe distance away from feeding sites.
Product Details
- Brand: Fallen Fruits
- Attracts wild birds: Wrens & many more
- Dimensions: 22.8cm H x 18cm W x 14cm D (approximately)
Good to Know
- Contemporary fly agaric nest box
- Features a 32mm entrance hole
- Crafted from sustainably sourced timber
- Nesting box opens from the top (secured by screw top)
- Features a single drainage hole to keep it dry and moisture free
- Easy to hang on tree, wall or fence
- Safe place for birds to shelter and raise their young
Care Instructions
- Nest boxes are best put up during Autumn
- Do not disturb the nesting box once occupied
- Recommended that you clean our your nesting box after September
- Safely locate the nest box away from predators, ideally at a height of 2-4m from the ground
- Face the box in a North and East direction to avoid strong sunlight and wet winds
- Do not locate the nest box near feeding sites
